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We have two board certified Pediatricians on staff. Gina Bingham & Rebekah Booth are happy to provide all your pediatric care needs.

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803 Meyers Baker Road, Suite 200
London, Kentucky 40741
Phone: (606) 878-3240
Fax: (606) 878-4308
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6 days ago

LWC proudly welcomes Dr. Rachel Yung (OB/GYN) to our practice. She is now accepting new OB/GYN patients. Please call 606-878-3240 to schedule an appointment with her. …

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6 days ago

LWC is hiring for a full time certified medical assistant. All interested applicants please go to our website to apply. Please contact Mary Jo Westerfield at ext 230 or email at mjwesterfield@londonwomenscare.com

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At London Women’s Care, we provide care through all phases of life for the family, from birth to geriatrics…because we see all ages, men and women and spans of life.

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