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RIF NOMBRE DE LA COMPAÑÍA ESTADO LOCALIDAD TIPO TELÉFONO DIRECCION J-095193586 CENTRO MEDICO AMAZONAS C.A AMAZONAS PUERTO AYACUCHO 248 5213883 248 5212491 Av RIF NOMBRE DE LA COMPAÑÍA ESTADO LOCALIDAD TIPO TELÉFONO DIRECCION J-095193586 CENTRO MEDICO AMAZONAS C.A AMAZONAS PUERTO AYACUCHO 248 5213883 248 5212491 Av. Rómulo Gallegos J-307516232 CLYNIMEDICA, C.A ANZOATEGUI ANACO 414 O832321 282 4252781 282 4255049 CASA JUNIN #11, SECTOR PUEBLO NUEVO J-309837664 SERVIMEDICA EXPRESS C.A ANZOATEGUI ANACO 282 4255914 282 5110298 CALLE BARINAS CON CAJIGAL EDIF. SERVIMEDICA PISO 2, OFIC 1 PUEBLO NUEVO J-301721950 UNIDAD PEDIATRICA DE ORIENTE C,A ANZOATEGUI BARCELONA 416 6848702 416 2752082 416 2771480 CALLE MONAGAS, SECTOR BUENOS AIRES J-080019644 CLINICA ESPECIALIDADES CA ANZOATEGUI CANTAURA 294 3312983 CENTRO DE LA CIUDAD CALLE CANTAURA EDIF. CLINICA DE ESPECIALIDADES 1 J-080136187 CLINICA SANTA ROSA C A ANZOATEGUI EL TIGRE 283 2358563 AV. FRANCISCO DE MIRANDA NO. 223 AV. 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