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Dr. Greg Greenberg, MD
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Age 51
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Dr. Greg Greenberg, MD
Redding, CA
Accepting new patients
23 years of experience
Overview
Dr. Greg Greenberg, MD works in Redding, CA as
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Cigna PPOOpen Access Plus
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Northern CA Cigna + Oscar Open Access Plus EPO
Locations
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Shasta Regional Medical Center1100 Butte St, Redding, CA 96001
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New Life LLC280 E Standley St, Ukiah, CA 95482
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Mercy Medical Center Redding2175 Rosaline Ave, Redding, CA 96001
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Patient Reviews
Jan 10, 2016
Dr Greenberg is very approachable and has helped me get off of all those pain killers by finding other ways to deal with my back and neck pain caused by a car accident 8 years ago. I feel like I have my life back after years of seeing doctors who just threw pills at me. I was resistant at first but I was desperate and did everything he said and now I'm going back to work for the first time in 5 years. I would recommend him to anyone who has been condemned to a life of narcotic dependency.
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Family Medicine
Addiction Medicine
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Education
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Ohio State University
2001
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- Addiction Medicine and Family Practice
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