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Anne Merrill, PA-C

"Stretching is extremely important in maintaining wellness and avoiding pain and injury, and its effects
are often under estimated."

Specialties

Background

Clinical Interests
Fracture care, inpatient management, total hip, knee, and shoulder arthroplasty

Medical Education

Bachelor of Arts in Biology
Saint Mary’s University — Winona, MN

Physician Assistant Studies
Arizona School of Health Sciences  — Mesa, Arizona

Certification

  • National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants (NCCPA)
  • CPR
  • BLS (Basic Life Support) — Certified

Personal Interests
Running, scuba diving, golf, snowboarding, travel, and raising our two small children

Locations

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Testimonials

Comment from patient satisfaction survey:

This was an exceptionally quick and thorough visit.  I would refer people here in a heartbeat!!

Comment from patient satisfaction survey:

Anne Merrill did a GREAT job! She is a tremendous asset to your company.

Comment from patient satisfaction survey:

I love the fact that I could just walk in without an appointment. The provider I saw was good too.

Comment from patient satisfaction survey:

Great experience. I was not left alone in the room for more than 5 minutes and got all the care and teaching I needed without wasting time. Efficient, thorough, and Annie made me feel like I was the most important patient she had.

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