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The Beryl Institute Blog, September 10, 2008
In this posting on The Beryl Institute's blog, the author describes how his six year-old daughter was experiencing what he believed were seasonal allergies. Her symptoms weren't serious enough for an ER visit, so he took her to the Minute Clinic at the local CVS Pharmacy. He says the wait was short and the service was good, but what impressed him most was their follow up.
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