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Nancy Barnum, NP

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Syracuse, NY

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Nancy Barnum, NP works in Syracuse, NY as a Nurse Practitioner.
Nancy Barnum is accepting new patients.

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Syracuse Veterans Affairs Medical Center
800 Irving Ave, Syracuse, NY 13210
Directions (315) 425-4400

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