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- When it is time for your appointment, please bring your red, white and blue Medicare card and a list of your current medications, OR your medication bottles. This is a FREE service we offer to help you maximize your Medicare benefits.
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Mark McCurdy, RPh
Specialized Services:
- Diabetes Monitoring and Education
- Health Screenings
- Medication Management
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