Re: Question re Pediatricians and Autism

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we had went to her and stopped also due to so expensive. do you think she did great things for him? I had heard she was wonderful but we chased yeast for a very expensive year. I'm looking into genesis center with naturopath that was mentioned on here.

christine

Question re Pediatricians and Autism

Since my eleven year-old son was diagnosed at eighteen months we have seen Dr. son, a developmental pediatrician, in Smyrna. Since my insurance plan did not cover autism we always paid her out of pocket, eve though she is very expensive. We always seemed to manage it though we gave up things in order to do it. With the hard times it has really gotten more difficult to afford her, though.

Does anyone know of any pediatricians in the Atlanta area with autism knowledge that might take Medicaid or at least have reasonable fees that would be more affordable? Dr. son currently sees my son once a quarter and maintains meds like clonidine and lamictal for his behaviors. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Meyer

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I heard great things about Dr. Sloan at Genesis center. Good luckStaceyTo: autism-georgia Sent: Sun, July 11, 2010 6:43:44 PMSubject: Re: Question re Pediatricians and Autism

we had went to her and stopped also due to so expensive. do you think she did great things for him? I had heard she was wonderful but we chased yeast for a very expensive year. I'm looking into genesis center with naturopath that was mentioned on here.

christine

Question re Pediatricians and Autism

Since my eleven year-old son was diagnosed at eighteen months we have seen Dr. son, a developmental pediatrician, in Smyrna. Since my insurance plan did not cover autism we always paid her out of pocket, eve though she is very expensive. We always seemed to manage it though we gave up things in order to do it. With the hard times it has really gotten more difficult to afford her, though.

Does anyone know of any pediatricians in the Atlanta area with autism knowledge that might take Medicaid or at least have reasonable fees that would be more affordable? Dr. son currently sees my son once a quarter and maintains meds like clonidine and lamictal for his behaviors. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Meyer

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My 3 year old son has been seeing Dr. Sloan at the Genesis Center for almost 2 years...he is fabulous and has changed our lives! I would HIGHLY recommend anyone with a child on the spectrum to see him...my son is a different child now thanks to Dr. Sloan His rates are reasonable and he is worth every penny!

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To: autism-georgia Sent: Mon, July 12, 2010 6:13:57 PMSubject: Re: Question re Pediatricians and Autism

I heard great things about Dr. Sloan at Genesis center. Good luckStacey

From: "cmroshbellsouth (DOT) net" <cmroshbellsouth (DOT) net>To: autism-georgia@ yahoogroups. comSent: Sun, July 11, 2010 6:43:44 PMSubject: Re: Question re Pediatricians and Autism

we had went to her and stopped also due to so expensive. do you think she did great things for him? I had heard she was wonderful but we chased yeast for a very expensive year. I'm looking into genesis center with naturopath that was mentioned on here.

christine

Question re Pediatricians and Autism

Since my eleven year-old son was diagnosed at eighteen months we have seen Dr. son, a developmental pediatrician, in Smyrna. Since my insurance plan did not cover autism we always paid her out of pocket, eve though she is very expensive. We always seemed to manage it though we gave up things in order to do it. With the hard times it has really gotten more difficult to afford her, though.

Does anyone know of any pediatricians in the Atlanta area with autism knowledge that might take Medicaid or at least have reasonable fees that would be more affordable? Dr. son currently sees my son once a quarter and maintains meds like clonidine and lamictal for his behaviors. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Meyer

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thank you, we had our initial appointment. i liked him, i'm hopeful b/c i really don't want a drug approach to everything. i know we'll a piece or more of my childrens' puzzles. i'll post what difference i think he follows as opposed to bigger dans.

Question re Pediatricians and Autism

Since my eleven year-old son was diagnosed at eighteen months we have seen Dr. son, a developmental pediatrician, in Smyrna. Since my insurance plan did not cover autism we always paid her out of pocket, eve though she is very expensive. We always seemed to manage it though we gave up things in order to do it. With the hard times it has really gotten more difficult to afford her, though.

Does anyone know of any pediatricians in the Atlanta area with autism knowledge that might take Medicaid or at least have reasonable fees that would be more affordable? Dr. son currently sees my son once a quarter and maintains meds like clonidine and lamictal for his behaviors. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Meyer

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We have a appointment with Dr. Sloan on Wednesday! We are very excited!

Question re Pediatricians and Autism

Since my eleven year-old son was diagnosed at eighteen months we have seen Dr. son, a developmental pediatrician, in Smyrna. Since my insurance plan did not cover autism we always paid her out of pocket, eve though she is very expensive. We always seemed to manage it though we gave up things in order to do it. With the hard times it has really gotten more difficult to afford her, though.

Does anyone know of any pediatricians in the Atlanta area with autism knowledge that might take Medicaid or at least have reasonable fees that would be more affordable? Dr. son currently sees my son once a quarter and maintains meds like clonidine and lamictal for his behaviors. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Meyer

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What kind of theraphy does Dr. Solan? and where is he located?

Subject: Re: Question re Pediatricians and AutismTo: autism-georgia Date: Tuesday, July 13, 2010, 1:11 AM

 We have a appointment with Dr. Sloan on Wednesday! We are very excited!

Question re Pediatricians and Autism

Since my eleven year-old son was diagnosed at eighteen months we have seen Dr. son, a developmental pediatrician, in Smyrna. Since my insurance plan did not cover autism we always paid her out of pocket, eve though she is very expensive. We always seemed to manage it though we gave up things in order to do it. With the hard times it has really gotten more difficult to afford her, though.

Does anyone know of any pediatricians in the Atlanta area with autism knowledge that might take Medicaid or at least have reasonable fees that would be more affordable? Dr. son currently sees my son once a quarter and maintains meds like clonidine and lamictal for his behaviors. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Meyer

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He is a Naturopath and is located in Cumming, Ga at the Genesis Center. They have a website www.thegenesiscenter.com

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To: autism-georgia Sent: Wed, July 14, 2010 11:55:44 AMSubject: Re: Question re Pediatricians and Autism

What kind of theraphy does Dr. Solan? and where is he located?

From: Mike and <weareblessed1996@ att.net>Subject: Re: Question re Pediatricians and AutismTo: autism-georgia@ yahoogroups. comDate: Tuesday, July 13, 2010, 1:11 AM

 We have a appointment with Dr. Sloan on Wednesday! We are very excited!

Question re Pediatricians and Autism

Since my eleven year-old son was diagnosed at eighteen months we have seen Dr. son, a developmental pediatrician, in Smyrna. Since my insurance plan did not cover autism we always paid her out of pocket, eve though she is very expensive. We always seemed to manage it though we gave up things in order to do it. With the hard times it has really gotten more difficult to afford her, though.

Does anyone know of any pediatricians in the Atlanta area with autism knowledge that might take Medicaid or at least have reasonable fees that would be more affordable? Dr. son currently sees my son once a quarter and maintains meds like clonidine and lamictal for his behaviors. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Meyer

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I personally have had a horrible time locating anyone. I have only found 2

places that work w/Medicaid Dr. Rubin through CHOA and The Marcus Institute. I

just got Dr. son's name from a friend recently. We were told by Marcu

Insititute that there was a serious drop int heir doctors, and have gone from

over 5 to 1. I can't afford anything out of pocket myself. I had heard another

name too, but I can't remember his name. I think it's one of those, depends on

your medicaid facilities and we were the wrong kind.

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>      Since my eleven year-old son was diagnosed at eighteen months we have

seen Dr. son, a developmental pediatrician, in Smyrna.  Since my insurance

plan did not cover autism we always paid her out of pocket, eve though she is

very expensive.  We always seemed to manage it though we gave up things in order

to do it.  With the hard times it has really gotten more difficult to afford

her, though. 

>      Does anyone know of any pediatricians in the Atlanta area with autism

knowledge that might take Medicaid or at least have reasonable fees that would

be more affordable?  Dr. son currently sees my son once a quarter and

maintains meds like clonidine and lamictal for his behaviors.  Any advice would

be greatly appreciated.

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I have had good success with Dr. Grace in Suwanee. She is a licensed Children Pyschologist. She is a wonderful person and great with kids!! She works with kids with all sorts of disabilites; including, autism and ADHD. I believe she takes Medicaid, but you will need to confirm it with her. We drive 45 minutes each way, but it's so worth it! Good luck with your search.

Carolyn Wall

"Fair doesn't mean everybody gets the same thing. Fair means that

everybody gets the same opportunity to learn."

To: autism-georgia Sent: Wed, July 21, 2010 2:05:08 AMSubject: Re: Question re Pediatricians and Autism

I personally have had a horrible time locating anyone. I have only found 2 places that work w/Medicaid Dr. Rubin through CHOA and The Marcus Institute. I just got Dr. son's name from a friend recently. We were told by Marcu Insititute that there was a serious drop int heir doctors, and have gone from over 5 to 1. I can't afford anything out of pocket myself. I had heard another name too, but I can't remember his name. I think it's one of those, depends on your medicaid facilities and we were the wrong kind.>> Since my eleven year-old son was diagnosed at eighteen months we have seen Dr. son, a developmental pediatrician, in Smyrna. Since my insurance plan did not cover autism

we always paid her out of pocket, eve though she is very expensive. We always seemed to manage it though we gave up things in order to do it. With the hard times it has really gotten more difficult to afford her, though. > Does anyone know of any pediatricians in the Atlanta area with autism knowledge that might take Medicaid or at least have reasonable fees that would be more affordable? Dr. son currently sees my son once a quarter and maintains meds like clonidine and lamictal for his behaviors. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.> > > >

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