Dr. Stephen Leschak, MD works in Montgomery, AL as
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2 Reviews for Vascular Office & Wound Care Office ***Vascular Appt: I did not have to wait long before being called to the exam room. I seen John, he is "AWESOME" & has a great sense of humor! He showed empathy toward my condition, was very thorough and he wasn't in a hurry to rush out of the exam room. John made me at ease. While there John introduced me to the Wound Care NP Jessica. They both are wonderful people. I can not speak highly enough of both of them, they truly care for their patients! ***Wound Care Visit: I've been to 4 different Wound Care places and Modern Vascular is by far the best! I waited less than 5 minutes in waiting room before I was called back to exam room. (I always go in the afternoon.) Jessica she is the best! As one of my Doctors told me when he found out I was seeing Jessica "She wants to get your wound healed & she stands out from all the other Wound Doctors" and I agree! Everyone from the front to the back are very kind- I was not once me
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Dr. Leschak accepts Aetna, Ambetter and Blue Cross and Blue Shield of New Mexico as well as many others. See all of the insurances Dr. Leschak accepts here.
Dr. Leschak's office is located at 7085 Sydney Curv Montgomery, AL 36117.
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Dr. Leschak has a star rating of 4.7/5 and has been reviewed 17 times.
Dr. Leschak is board certified in
Dr. Leschak has been practicing as a Vascular & Interventional Radiologist for 34 years.
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