Dr. Nathan Brandon, MD works in Evans, GA as
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Dr Brandon has been my healthcare provider more than 12 years for a foot injury 17 years ago. Because of his treatment I can function on a daily basis, without being confined to my bed due to severe bone pain. Doc has always answered every question that I’ve asked and can do so in lay terms, which is unique. Julie and Tonya are his office staff, and they treat me as family rather than a patient with a number. They are awesome! The office is clean, tidy and well organized. Thank you!
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Dr. Brandon's office is located at 621 Ponder Place Dr Ste 2 Evans, GA 30809.
Dr. Brandon has a star rating of 3.2/5 and has been reviewed 24 times.
Dr. Brandon is board certified in
Dr. Brandon has been practicing as a Pain Medicine Physician for 33 years.
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