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811 NW 12th St Fruitland, ID 83619
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Carl Thornfeldt, MD

Carl Thornfeldt, MD practices as a Dermatologist in Fruitland, ID.Carl Thornfeldt, MD graduated from Or Hlth Sci Univ Sch Of Med, Portland Or 97201.
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Dermatologist

Education Or Hlth Sci Univ Sch Of Med, Portland Or 97201
Training Naval Med Ctr-San Diego, Internal Medicine
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811 NW 12th St, Fruitland, ID 83619
Services Carl Thornfeldt, MD provides dermatology services in Fruitland, ID. A Dermatologist is trained in skin care. A dermatologist is concerned with maintaining healthy skin, nails and hair as well as diagnosing and treating skin conditions and diseases. They also correct disfigurements, blemishes and scars. You might see a dermatologist for acne, or see a dermatologist for dermatitis.

Please call Carl Thornfeldt, MD at (208) 452-7450 to schedule an appointment in Fruitland, ID or call for more information.
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I was in awe at the level of service I received. They completely surpassed all my expectations and I will absolutely be going back. There was no annoying music playing while I waited or during my visit. I appreciated that they didn't have that typical elevator music on. They have some of the best customer service I have ever seen. Putting their customers first is definitely a priority here and it shows. I've been other places that left me unattended for quite awhile, but not here. They would never leave me unattended and they always go the extra mile to make me feel cared for. One of the first things I noticed about this business was the level of detail and attention to make the building handicap-accessible. Even the bathrooms were designed to be accessible with doors wide enough to accommodate wheelchairs and grab bars in the stalls. You could tell they really made an effort to accommodate people with all different needs.
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March 02, 2011