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At Sunnyside Surgery in Southsea, Dr J Lake is passionate about providing personalized healthcare services tailored specifically for each patient’s unique needs while emphasizing quality service throughout every visit! Located within Sunnyside Medical Centre allows easy accessibility; patients can expect thorough evaluations along with effective treatment plans created collaboratively between them! This friendly practice also fosters an inviting atmosphere where open discussions surrounding health concerns are encouraged! Choose Sunnyside Surgery for compassionate medical assistance you can trust!

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  • Sunnyside Medical Centre, 8f The Pompey Centre Fratton Way, Portsmouth, Southsea PO4 8TA, UK

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