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 DR 911 Luxe Concierge Oh my gosh! You’re on vacation and you notice your crow’s feet are beginning to resurface—mid-girls week in Manhattan! Instead of venturing out with a complex, or dialing your doc back home for a much-too-late spritz of Botox a few weeks from now, you can now order an emergency fix straight to your hotel! A new service is being offered from Dr. 911 and Luxe Concierge, offering luxury medical treatments in your private room. Sounds a bit sketchy, but don’t worry—it’s safe too. Dr. Robert Glatter AKA DR 911, is a Board-Certified Emergency Medicine Physician. The company’s goal is “to provide a luxury amenity of top-rate, in-room medical care to its high-end roster of affluent and celebrity clientele.” They provide emergency treatments (think food poisoning, non-emergency treatments (migraines, infections) and the aforementioned cosmetic and beauty treatments. The staff consists of a team of 24/7 on-call doctors who provide personalized, in-room care, a luxury service that’s been known in Europe for decades, but is new to North America. What a perfect way to get treated undercover; I could see this one becoming huge with celebs!  DR 911’s caring and seasoned physicians provide medical house calls for patients in Manhattan and Brooklyn who seek personalized and V.I.P. treatment in the comfort of their homes, offices, or hotel rooms.
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