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Miami Family Physician Doctors for Aches, Pain, FeverType of Physician: Family Physician What is a Family Physician? A certification by the Board of Family Practice; practitioners prevent, diagnose, and treat a wide variety of ailments in patients of all ages, placing special emphasis on the care of families on a continuing basis. They have received a broad range of training that includes surgery, psychiatry, internal medicine, obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics, and geriatrics. Specialty: Family Medicine Common Name: Family Doctor Family Physician Doctors in Miami * Adonis R Pardo DO  Grove Medical Plus  Grove Medical Plus  Helen B Bentley Family Hlth Ctr  Helen B Bentley Family Hlth Ctr  Mas Medical Group  Alhambra Family Practice Center  Alhambra Family Practice Center  Lydia Puente MD  Alhambra Family Practice Center  Carla Quispez-Asin MD  Charles A Dunn MD  Carla Quispez-Asin MD  Rodriguez-Jorge & Abad MDs  Mercy Hospital Medical Partners  Maury Hurst MD  Florida Family Clinic  Kinder Medical Group  Henry E Paez MD PA  Kinder Medical Group  Chandrakant S Shah MD  3 Med Health Institute  Lester Teltsher MD  Mario D Torres MD  Orlando G Cabrera MD  Orlando G Cabrera MD  South Florida Medical Group  Prime Care Coral Gables  Prime Care Coral Gables  Luis Hines & Associates  Prime Care Coral Gables  Prime Care Coral Gables  Lyle H Gumer DO  Asthma & Allergy Associates FL  MCCI Medical Group  MCCI Medical Group  Jesus B Menendez-Rivera MD  MCCI Medical Group  MCCI Medical Group  Stephanie L Duncan-Garcia DO  Wholeness Center  Clinical Care Services  Marianela De La Portilla MD  Trans Imaging Diagnostic Medica  Interamerican Medical Center  Agustin L Torre MD  Gil Fernandez-Yera MD  Flaie Medical Services  Luis Garcia-Mayol MD  Flaie Medical Services  Ernest C Boudet MD  Flaie Medical Services  Flaie Medical Services  Conrado Bermudez MD  America Care Inc  Miami Beach Medical Group  Osvaldo Diaz MD  Continucare  Continucare  Orlando L Fernandez MD  Doctors Independent Medical Ctr  JLP Healthcare LLC  Manuel Perez-Espinosa MD  JLP Healthcare LLC  Manuel Perez-Espinosa MD  Manuel Perez-Espinosa MD  Manuel Perez-Espinosa MD  New Life  Francisco Muguercia MD PA  Jose G Alvarez MD  Dumenigo & Clavelo Mds  Jose N Gonzalez MD PA  Little Havana CAC FL Med Ctr  James J Mccormick Jr DO  Armando S Rivero Sr MD  Complete Medical Care LLC  Take Care Health Sys Fmly Prctc  Sahba Ferdowsi DO  Private Medical Center  Edmundo L Molina MD  Lazaro M Garcia MD  Intercontinental Med Network  Amos R Menendez MD  Health Medical Center Of Miami  Armando Ropero-Cartier MD  Cicero Orthopedic Medical Ctr  Florida Doctors Service Corp  Rafael Penalver Clinic  Rheinchard R Reyes MD  Juan J Alberti-Flor MD  Charles Yanes MD  Fredy Caldera MD  Rite Care Medical Center  Fox Physician Associates  Fox Physician Associates  Carlos T Granados MD  Fredy Caldera MD  Pizarro & Pizarro Mds  Rite Care Medical Center  Tamayo Medical Center Miami, FloridaMiami is a major city located on the Atlantic coast in southeastern Florida, in the United States. Miami is the county seat of Miami-Dade County, the most populous county in Florida.
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