What Is Luxury Anyway?
Luxury in the modern medical practice can be those seemingly little things. And when fees increase, so does demand.
Luxury in the modern medical practice can be those seemingly little things. And when fees increase, so does demand.
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Price can be a touchy subject. “Why is it so expensive?” is a question many medical practices hear from their patients.
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