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Tracy,
#You had did a story about the clinic several months ago.
I called and was told they couldn’t take new patience’s, to call middle or end of August. I called and now I’m told they are only accepting new who live in phoenixville only. They have become more and more disappointing to me. I have been out of work for 3 years and have not had a physical and have not been feeling great these days. I’m 48 years old and live temporary in Lancaster. Planning on moving back to Montgomery County, but until then I think people should be aware of what’s going on with the clinic.
Thank you
Zina Craig
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