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Business Listing Breck Alan N MD - Alvin, TX - Phone: 1 (281) 331-0082

Business Listing Family Practice Clinic of Alvin - Alvin, TX - Phone: 1 (281) 331-5953

Business Listing Smith James R MD - Alvin, TX - Phone: 1 (281) 331-0333

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Helpful Definition for: General Practice

General practice in Alvin denotes a medical practice where a physician treats acute and chronic illnesses and provides preventive care and health education for all ages and both sexes. General practice essentially means covering a variety of ailments & not just concentrating on any particular disease or condition or age group.

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