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Dr. Brian Pierce, MD
Family Medicine*
Age 61
2.8 (13 Ratings)
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Dr. Brian Pierce, MD
Rockport, ME
Accepting new patients
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Office643 Rockland St Ste A, Rockport, ME 04856
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Patient Reviews
Oct 07, 2019
I can't believe anyone would have a bad word about Dr Pierce. He is amazing. He is not paid off buy the insurance companies or Maine Health. He gives you the best care out there. Goes above and beyond for his patients. He has been taking care of our family for awhile now and has been on top of his game in every case.
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Specialties*
Family Medicine
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Education
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Board Certifications
- Family Practice
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Residency Hospital
- Malcolm Grow Medical Center
Frequently Asked Questions
Dr. Pierce's office is located at 643 Rockland St Ste A Rockport, ME 04856.
Dr. Pierce has a star rating of 2.8/5 and has been reviewed 13 times.
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Hospital Affiliations
- Pen Bay Medical Center
- Waldo County General Hospital
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