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Oceanbound
Dr. Michael A. Steingart, DO
Dr. Steingart is a board certified orthopedic surgeon
15 years performing IMEs
1,500 IMEs performed
Deposed/Testified 73 times
He authored a book for helping medical students and patients titled, “How to Survive Your Clinical Rotations.” It is an informative book on the inner workings of becoming a doctor.
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Dr. Michael A. Steingart, DO Dr. Steingart is a board certified orthopedic surgeon 15 years performing IMEs 1,500 IMEs performed Deposed/Testified 73 times He authored a book for hel
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I will be going with him since he is local. Reviewed others here in town but the warning signs were there! Was quoted 1200 for a complete IME when I visited the office yesterday. Very profession
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