Steven D. Knope, MD

Board-certified Internist

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Board certified internist running a concierge practice in Tucson, Arizona, and author of Concierge Medicine: A New System to Get the Best Healthcare

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Concierge Doctors: Primary Care and the Well-to-Do

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