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They were very friendly and explained the procedure and even after it was done I went for a follow up there was one doctor that was concerned about me to have something checked out and she called everyday to see if I had gone to have it checked out everything was OK but it was awesome that she cared enough to call everyday to see how I was I really appreciate that and that you
I always feel worry free when I have to see dr Guerra I have so much confidences that everything is going to come out great. He is so professional and friendly and always makes things easy to understand. Thank you dr Guerra and all your lovely staff. Specially LVN John, RN Janie last but not lease my Anastasia nurse sorry you put me to sleep before I could memorize your name. lol. With no hesitation would and will refer Dr. Guerra in a heartbeat.
Ms. Anna Raygoza is super awesome, she cares souly about the patient. This establishment is clean, neat and has great staff!!
Wonderful Doctor and his receptionist Brittany is so wonderful and she gets back to u wright away. She's always on top of thinks. The whole staff are great. .
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