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Delaware or Maryland
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Over 3,000 5-star reviews
"I would send my family and friends here in a heartbeat."
I've had great care here today. All the staff/providers were kind, attentive, knowledgeable, helpful. I would send my family and friends here in a heartbeat.
Monica S.
Delaware
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"...extremely pleasant and engaging."
Check-in was very quick. Both ladies at the desk were extremely pleasant and engaging. The same held true for the nurse, X-ray technician and the doctor. I was pleasantly surprised that the wait was not long at all.
Brenda S.
Delaware
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"Kind and caring staff."
Kind and caring staff. Heather and Brianna are so kind and caring. It's hard to find such good staff. Thank you!
Betsy S.
Delaware
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