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In a Sunday NY Times piece on the phenomenon of urgent care clinics supplanting PCP visits in an on-demand world , some describe leaving traditional primary care for “concierge” practices and the like while others set up their own urgent care centers as a bulwark against retail clinic competition.
In a Sunday NY Times piece on the phenomenon of urgent care clinics supplanting PCP visits in an on-demand world , some describe leaving traditional primary care for “concierge” practices and the like while others set up their own urgent care centers as a bulwark against retail clinic competition.
In a Sunday NY Times piece on the phenomenon of urgent care clinics supplanting PCP visits in an on-demand world , some describe leaving traditional primary care for “concierge” practices and the like while others set up their own urgent care centers as a bulwark against retail clinic competition.
In a Sunday NY Times piece on the phenomenon of urgent care clinics supplanting PCP visits in an on-demand world , some describe leaving traditional primary care for “concierge” practices and the like while others set up their own urgent care centers as a bulwark against retail clinic competition.
In a Sunday NY Times piece on the phenomenon of urgent care clinics supplanting PCP visits in an on-demand world , some describe leaving traditional primary care for “concierge” practices and the like while others set up their own urgent care centers as a bulwark against retail clinic competition.
In a Sunday NY Times piece on the phenomenon of urgent care clinics supplanting PCP visits in an on-demand world , some describe leaving traditional primary care for “concierge” practices and the like while others set up their own urgent care centers as a bulwark against retail clinic competition.
In a Sunday NY Times piece on the phenomenon of urgent care clinics supplanting PCP visits in an on-demand world , some describe leaving traditional primary care for “concierge” practices and the like while others set up their own urgent care centers as a bulwark against retail clinic competition.
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