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Found: Good Ped Dr In Centralia Wa

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Anyone looking for a good doctor in Lewis County, check out "Northwest Pediatrics". They have multiple locations - I prefer the one in Centralia. Top 3 doctors are Dr. Lo , Dr. Caserta , and Dana Smith (I think she's one of those doctor assistants, whatever they're called. but she's terrific!). It's great to be able to choose from 3 competant doctors!! There may be more there, but I've only seen those 3. Anyways, they are all familiar with celiac's disease. They all know how to test for it. And if you walk in and ask for the tests, they don't argue with you!!! In fact, "since we have to poke her for the celiac disease test anyways..." they're checking for other problems too! My daughter is failing to thrive, so they're doing a total bloodwork and all kinds of stuff on her - checking for anything that might cause a failure to thrive. They even have a website where you can get more information. Open Original Shared Link Wow! I had no idea that link was so long! I hope it works for you, and isn't based on a cookie I have on my computer! I was sorta surprised to find out they are a christian-based doctor's office!!! Sure, they have some veggietales painted on the wall - but otherwise, I wouldn't have really known without checking out the website. It's not anything they throw down your throat. So if you're christian, you should like them that much more. And if you're not christian (i'm almost anti-christian at times), rest assured that they don't preach at you! They are just nice doctors that genuinly love children!

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