7406 N. La Cholla Blvd
Tucson, AZ 85741 - Pima County
(520) 545-0202
When you are looking for a foot doctor near you, look no further than Tucson Foot and Ankle Institute. We specialize in foot pain, neuropathy, and foot surgery. Call us for all your foot problems.
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When you are looking for a foot doctor near you, look no further than Tucson Foot and Ankle Institute. We specialize in foot pain, neuropathy, and foot surgery. Call us for all your foot problems.
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Is Your Medical Group Stealing From Its Future?
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Building Value Within Your Medical Group
If you were going to sell your house, you’d make sure that it’s put into decent or even prime shape before listing it, right? After all, you want to sell it for top dollar to the right buyer, one who is likely to close on the deal. Yet many medical group leaders and shareholders don’t … Continue reading
Your Medical Group Has Got To Play More Than Defense
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Is There This Disconnect Within Your Medical Group?
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When oral examinations are administered, examiner subjectivity may possibly affect ratings, particularly when examiner severity is influenced by exami…
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