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Podiatrist, Foot Dr, Gold Canyon, AZ

Is there a Podiatrist, Foot and Ankle Dr, in Gold Canyon, AZ ?

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Dr. E. James Bodmer

Podiatrist

Foot & Ankle Dr.

2346 Pine Lake Rd.,  Pinetop, AZ  85935

Office: 928-367-4485

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Dr. E. James Bodmer

Podiatrist, Foot Doctor

9765 E. Dead Sure Pl.

Gold Canyon, AZ  85118

Office:  480-982-8137

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