Dr. Cheree Padilla, MD works in Gainesville, FL as
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I had been in pain for about three months. Along with the pain, I started feeling weak and sleepy most of the time. Dr. Padilla ordered a number of tests, prescribed medication, and asked me to do physical therapy. Every time the test results were ready (there were many of them) she discussed the results with me and proposed a course of action. She followed up on my progress and replied to my queries via MyUFhealthchart email system promptly. After a considerably short period of time, I have made tremendous progress. Dr. Padilla's treatment has proven to be 100% efficacious. I am now back to my normal routine and feel healthier and stronger than ever. By the way, I have just received the results of the tests that Dr. Padilla ordered last Monday. Unlike the ones I had done before I started my treatment, these have no flags at all, which means Dr. Padilla has indeed done an amazing job. It is great to be treated by a doctor who is both very knowledgeable and caring. Bravo, Dr. Padilla!
Dr. Padilla accepts Aetna, Ambetter and AvMed as well as many others. See all of the insurances Dr. Padilla accepts here.
Dr. Padilla's office is located at 280 FLETCHER DR Gainesville, FL 32611.
Dr. Padilla has a star rating of 3.7/5 and has been reviewed 7 times.
Dr. Padilla is board certified in
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