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What is the most cost effective way to have a broken finger assessed and fixed. do we need to go to a gp first to get referred somewhere or can we go straight to a specialist or hospital for assistance ? we are on essential smart plan
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GP first: I would be a good idea to see your GP first and let her/him figure out the next step, if any is needed. Wish you good health!
Answered 3/19/2020
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