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Dr. Mark Libassi, DO
Optometry Technology*
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Dr. Mark Libassi, DO
Johnston, RI
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Office1395 Atwood Ave, Johnston, RI 02919
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Office1450 Atwood Ave Ste 1, Johnston, RI 02919
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Oct 28, 2022
Mark is an optometry technician/specialist. Mark is NOT a Doctor of Ophthalmology nor a medical doctor, nor a graduate of any accredited medical school. Mark is fantastic with his customers (not patients) in fulfilling prescriptions and selecting eye wear and provides excellent guidance from his decades of experience. However, Mark is NOT a medical professional. Profiles should be checked and verified before posting, especially when it concerns medicine and preventing danger to the public.
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Dr. Libassi's office is located at 1395 Atwood Ave Johnston, RI 02919.
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