Address: 4205 Belfort Rd Joe Adams Bldg, Suite 3075, Jacksonville, FL 32216, USA
Phone: +19042965785
Mary Schwerin
Dr Yoder is the best, I feel I’m in good hands , she is so caring and listens.
Mcarto Mcarto
For me, not having to sit in a waiting room for long periods of time is priority one! My doctor takes the time to go over any concerns I may have. The front office staff gets you checked in in a timely manner as well getting you checked out. Overall, it’s a 5 star office!
Jeanette Rogers
I like Dr Yoder because take time to listen
Gayle Rains
I moved to Jacksonville 6 years ago. When it came time for me to find a doctor I asked my daughter who has lived here forever who she used. She said Dr. Yoder. My daughter loves her and so do I. I have also gotten 2 of my friends to go to her as well. She and her staff are awesome. Wouldn't go anywhere where else.
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