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Dr. Patterson is kind, caring and takes his time listening as well as explaining what care he is giving a patient during the time of your visit. Making appointment was easy, wait time was less then 10 minutes, this is why I travel such a long distance to see Dr. Patterson for the past 3-4 visits. Staff is also kind, office is nice and clean but can be a bit difficult to find using GPS, however he has been in the same office for 20+ years. Every visit has been 5-Stars??
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Dr. Patterson's office is located at 3102 E 138th Ave Ste 512 Tampa, FL 33613.
Dr. Patterson has a star rating of 3.0/5 and has been reviewed 12 times.
Dr. Patterson is board certified in
Dr. Patterson has been practicing as a Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Physician for 46 years.
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