Dr. Deron Ottey, MD works in Starke, FL as
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I’ve seen Dr Ottey several times when I injured my foot. First I’d like to say. My appointments were made in a timely manner. Each time I went in. The office were clean and pleasant. No long waiting and the staff are very kind and professional. If I had a problem, they quickly responded to make me feel safe and as a cared for real patient and not just a number. From the moment I met Dr Ottey he’s been nothing but professional, informative, and understanding. Dr Ottey took the time to evaluate me in person as well as my X-rays and mri’s to see the problem with my injury. Everywhere and everyone else repeatedly told me nothing was wrong and pushed me aside when I knew something was wrong because I’d had continuous pain and swelling! There’s not many Drs out there that cares if their patients. Dr Ottey is very attentive and such a kind spirit. I highly recommend him to anyone who’s iso a professional Dr willing to take the time to care of you and not push you aside quick!
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Dr. Ottey accepts Aetna, Ambetter and AvMed as well as many others. See all of the insurances Dr. Ottey accepts here.
Dr. Ottey's office is located at 417 W Call St Starke, FL 32091.
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Dr. Ottey has a star rating of 3.3/5 and has been reviewed 30 times.
Dr. Ottey is board certified in
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