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Amber Creek - Primary Care

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This department offers

  • Behavioral health
  • Primary care

Our providers

Teresa K. Tanabe
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Teresa K. Tanabe, NP

Internal Medicine
Intermountain Health Amber Creek - Primary Care
303-498-2850
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Jessica C. Francis

Jessica C. Francis, LPC

Counseling
Fort Lupton Clinic
Mira Lee
4.9

Mira Lee, MD

Family Medicine
Intermountain Health Amber Creek - Primary Care
Marlena M. Szewczyk
4.9

Marlena M. Szewczyk, MD

Internal Medicine
Intermountain Health Amber Creek - Primary Care
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