Roosevelt Medical Center
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Apr 29 2025
Review for Dr. Blum
Dr Stockdale is one of the most caring doctors I have ever encountered. He explains everything and never seems rushed. Kim, his MA, is wonderful. I sing their praises to everyone.
Kathryn H. Dec 28 2024
Review for Dr. Stockdale
Dr. Stockdale explained in layman's language everything that he was going to do as well as results are expected.
Nov 13 2024
Review for Dr. Stockdale
Dr. Stockdale was very intent upon hearing my needs and concerns and provided honest, insightful, yet considerate responses. Easily the best urologist I have worked with ro date.
Bruce Sep 06 2024
Review for Dr. Stockdale
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Roosevelt Medical Center
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Roosevelt Medical Center is located at 818 2nd Ave E, Culbertson, MT 59218. Find other locations and directions on Healthgrades.
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The worst experience I've ever had with a doctor and I'm in my 60s. I consulted Dr. Blum seeking a second opinion which I always thought was acceptable or even encouraged. I felt Dr. Blum acted annoyed I was not accepting her colleague's diagnosis and irritated that I was having a hard time...