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T. Temple Family Health NP PLLC provides high-quality, compassionate virtual primary care. Led by AANP Board-Certified Family Nurse Practitioner Tijuana Temple, we are dedicated to accessible, patient-focused care. With extensive experience in internal medicine, neurology, and emergency care, we offer expert management for chronic conditions, mental health, and weight management. Our telehealth practice brings professional, evidence-based care directly to you. Tijuana brings a unique level of expertise and dedication to every consultation. Experience healthcare that prioritizes your wellness and convenience. Book your appointment now via our profile’s booking button, or find us on Zocdoc and Tebra to schedule your telehealth session.
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70 E Sunrise Hwy, 11581, Valley Stream, United States
- 1 (631) 301-3850
- contact@templefamilycare.com
- templefamilycare.com
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