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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We've had awful experiences with ENT at Children's.  But fantastic experiences with other departments that it seems you don't need (GI, Pulmonology).

Great experiences with ENT, and neurology/sleep at Gtown (although the doctor we saw for this is no longer there).

Everyone I know who has used a geneticist has loved Dr. Rosenbaum at Children's.

In theory, you'd think that having specialists at multiple hospitals would be a pain, but in reality, I found it easier to get Dr. Milmoe (fantastic ENT at Gtown) to talk to GI at Children's than it was to get Children's ENT to do so.  [/quote]

Interesting. We just moved from out of state,  and everyone except our primary care doctor was at the Medical University, and it was nice having them all in the same place. [/quote]

I'm the PP above.  We started with a specialty (special immunology) at Children's, and I just assumed that that meant we'd choose other specialists at CNMC, but the quality was so uneven that we ended up seeking care elsewhere, and I was surprised that coordination of care worked as well as it did.

If I had to choose a hospital for all my kid's care, I'd choose Georgetown, because I think they're more consistent, but there are some fantastic people at CNMC. [/quote]

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