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Is it COPD or Something Else? – Pinellas on Monday May 5, 2025 at 10:30 am - 11:30 am

Class

Date

Monday May 5, 2025

Time

10:30 am - 11:30 am

Location

Pinellas Care Center

COPD symptoms can creep up gradually or be mistaken for something else, such as a cough, allergies, cold, flu, or less serious ailments. Learn about what COPD is, signs and symptoms and possible treatments.

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Each time I visit I become more impressed with how well the Center is organized, staffed and operated. I've had several visits to Audiology with Greg Freeman over the past few weeks and found him to be reassuring and professional and encouraging, making my transition into hearing aids a little easier to deal with. Everything from check-in, the visit itself, the follow-up appointment scheduling and the check-out runs like clockwork.

Anthony Roselli, Patient at Colony Care Center

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