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Dr. Frederick Work, MD
Cosmetic, Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery*
Age 66
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Dr. Frederick Work, MD
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Atlanta, GA
Accepting new patients
40 years of experience
Clinical Overview
Dr. Frederick Work, MD works in Atlanta, GA as
Dr. Work is board certified in
Insurance & Payment Information
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Medicare
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Coventry Health Care of Georgia HMO
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United Healthcare
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First Health (Coventry Health Care)
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Centene
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Superior Health Plan
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Office Locations
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Premier Surgical Pavilion of Atlanta1 Baltimore Pl NW Ste 400, Atlanta, GA 30308
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Medical Expertise & Background
Languages Spoken
Spanish
Specialties*
Hair Transplant Surgery
Cosmetic, Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery
General Surgery
Breast Surgery
Breast Reconstruction Surgery
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Common Patient Questions
Dr. Frederick Work, MD accepts new patients on Medical News Today.
Dr. Work accepts Medicare, Medicaid, CareFirst Blue Cross Blue Shield, Commercial Insurance Company, Coventry Health Care of Georgia, UnitedHealthCare, Blue Cross Blue Shield, First Health, Centene, MultiPlan, Anthem, Aetna, Cigna, Humana, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Georgia, Curative, Ambetter, Coventry Health Care and Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield as well as many others.
Dr. Work's office is located at 1 Baltimore Pl NW Ste 400 Atlanta, GA 30308. Get a map and directions to Dr. Work's office here.
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Yes, Dr. Work speaks Spanish. See Dr. Work's profile on MedicalNewsToday for more information.
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Dr. Work is board certified in
Dr. Work has been practicing as a Plastic Surgeon for 40 years.
Education & Credentials
Medical Education
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Morehouse School of Medicine
1986
Board Certifications
- General Surgery
Internship
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Letterman Army Medical Center
1987
Residency Hospital
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Tripler Army Medical Center
1993
Fellowship Hospital
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Emory University Hospital
1996
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