Laurence Drell, MD

Washington, DC, États-Unis

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Téléphone :
+1 202-232-8608
Site :
www.drdrell.com
Adresse :
3000 Connecticut Ave Ste 234, Washington, DC, DC, 20008
à l'angle de N Hawthorne St
Woodley Park
Arrêts et stations de transports en commun proches
590 mCleveland Park
600 mWoodley Park-Zoo/Adams Morgan
1.4 km42
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Heure locale (Washington, DC) 13:08 mercredi 25 juin 2025

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Reston, VA
I went to Dr. Drell back in 2010 for advice on dealing with work-​related stress. He has no staff and does all the admin by himself. I enjoyed his frank bedside manner, but scheduling with him was difficult and he talked about plans for how often I should see him but I could never get him to commit to more than one appointment in advance. Eventually, I just gave up trying and he never seemed to notice that I was no longer his patient.