Dr. Punitha Arunkumar, MD works in York, PA as
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I can't say enough about my care with Dr. Arunkumar for the last 4 months. I was diagnosed with Lymes Disease with symptoms of joint pain, leg and arm weakness, headaches, swelling and nerve damage for months until it was tested. I was in so much pain and my primary pushed the symptoms off until I suggested seeing an infection disease physician. From hearing great references about her care, I called and consulted with her. Well to say the least she got right on my case ordered labs, testing and followed thru efficiently with finding the causes for my symptoms. I am now headed for healing and have faith in Dr. Arunkumar getting results quickly and resolving my issues. She cares about you and will definately get your health on a positive path. God Bless You Dr. Arunkumar and Thank You from the bottom of my heart for caring. Judy Bohn
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Dr. Arunkumar accepts Aetna, Amerihealth and Blue Cross Blue Shield as well as many others. See all of the insurances Dr. Arunkumar accepts here.
Dr. Arunkumar's office is located at 1001 S George St York, PA 17403.
Dr. Arunkumar has a star rating of 5.0/5 and has been reviewed 2 times.
Dr. Arunkumar is board certified in
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