Dr. Beverly Wilhelm, MD works in Jefferson City, MO as
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The heart and soul and the sheer power of a surgeon goes underestimated until you're on the brink of losing your 7 year old child, but that's exactly where we were... It was terrifying beyond belief, but she proved just how magical she was by saving my little boys life... His appendix was black and partially dead. I had never seen my son look so sick, nor be stricken with so much agony. I myself had appendicitis 9 years prior and it was brutal, but this little boy's was so much worse, so I couldn't even imagine how he must have been feeling. Doctor Wilhelm saved him, she saved our little boy, she saved our family, and she embedded a permanent smile on all of our hearts. Words can't express what she's done for me and my family, for the impact that she's made is by far greater than anything I've ever witnessed on this Earth. I thank her 100 times over, and I'd recommend her to anyone in the Galaxy!
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Dr. Wilhelm accepts Aetna, Anthem and Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield as well as many others. See all of the insurances Dr. Wilhelm accepts here.
Dr. Wilhelm's office is located at 1125 Madison St Jefferson City, MO 65101.
Dr. Wilhelm has a star rating of 5.0/5 and has been reviewed 6 times.
Dr. Wilhelm is board certified in
Dr. Wilhelm has been practicing as a Surgeon for 29 years.
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