Address: 1760 Edgewood Ave W Suite B, Jacksonville, FL 32208, USA
Phone: +19043588480
Crystal Brown
Dr. Pennick is a wonderful doctor. He listens and cares for his patients.
Antoinette Turner
My experience was very very good I enjoy your facility and the workers there they are all friendly and helpful and respectful and I appreciate that very much keep up the good work God bless you love you and see you in my next appointment
Rhonda Boyd
Dr Pennick and other Staff in the office, have been of service to my parents Health Care, as long as I can remember as a youth and now an adult. The rapport was established years ago and it has been a pleasure with the care that is given to my parents.
RONALD THOMAS
Always nice staff and timely scheduling. Meets all my needs as doctor and staff.
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