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    Roger Williams Medical Center

    2.0 (45 reviews)
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    4 months ago

    Went to the ED a while back and staff was kind, wait was less than 20 minutes and the care was thorough.

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    Came in feeling run down. First rate attention and care from doctors and nurses. left 7 days later feeling good as new

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    The emergency room staff was so amazing! Very kind, attentive, and the wait wasnt crazy long. Highly recommend!!

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