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Dr. Jenna Silakoski, DO
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Dr. Jenna Silakoski, DO
Hayden, ID
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Office8880 N Hess St, Hayden, ID 83835
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May 23, 2020
Dr. Silakoski came recommended to us while looking for a new doctor for my 81 year old mother. My mother is hard of hearing and it was important to us to find someone who would take the time to make sure my mother not only heard, but understood everything that was being said. I had to take my mother in to see Dr. Silakoski because she was very sick. She was able to be seen immediately and she made sure we were able to contact her after hours and on the weekend with any questions or updates of the symptoms. Dr. Silakoski takes that extra time and is very easy to talk to. She is so nice. What a blessing she is!
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