Sir Lester Bird Medical Centre Welcomes Dr. Lixaidys Springer-Toledo as New Cardiologist
The Sir Lester Bird Medical Centre (SLBMC) is proud to announce the appointment of Dr. Lixaidys Springer-Toledo as its new cardiologist.
The medical facility is dedicated to attracting highly qualified specialists to enhance its healthcare offerings.
Dr. Springer-Toledo brings a wealth of knowledge in diagnosing and treating various heart conditions, ensuring that residents of Antigua and Barbuda receive top-notch cardiovascular care.
SLBMC invites the community to reach out to its Outpatient Clinic at 484-2727 to schedule an appointment with Dr. Springer-Toledo or to learn more about the services she provides.
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