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MedLink Rabun Women's Health Women's health clinic
We are here to serve you! Our centers provide your community with basic primary care services. You don't have to worry about the provider being in. All Centers are fully staffed year round and offer extended hours. However, each community has unique needs, so a center may offer specific services based on identified needs and available resources. MedLink Georgia, Inc. is an equal opportunity provider and employer.
Monique Petteys, FNP-C Women's health clinic
A clinic run by a nurse practitioner located at 189 Bo James St in Clayton.
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