General Practice Doctors in Castaner, PR Accepting Medicare
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 Jose Marcos Mariani Ostolaza I, General Practice Medicare: Accepting Medicare Assignments Practice Location: Castaner General Hospital, Carr 135 Km 64.2, Castaner, PR 00601 Phone: 787-829-5010 |
Dr. Anibal Toledo-velez, MD General Practice Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: Road 135, Km. 64.2, Box 244, Castaner, PR 00631 Phone: 787-897-2173 Fax: 787-829-2913 |
Dr. Ricardo R. Lopez-velez, MD General Practice Medicare: Accepting Medicare Assignments Practice Location: Road 135, Km. 64.2, Box 1003, Castaner, PR 00631 Phone: 787-829-5010 Fax: 787-829-2913 |
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