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MENTAL HEALTH CTR INC

IDABEL-USA

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MENTAL HEALTH CTR INC
Company Title: The Mental Health Center | Just another WordPress site 
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Company Address: 17 S Central Ave,IDABEL,OK,USA 
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74745-4625 
Telephone Number: 3017913045 (+1-301-791-3045) 
Fax Number: 5802865184 (+1-580-286-5184) 
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www. thementalhealthcenter. net 
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USA SIC Code(Standard Industrial Classification Code):
806301 
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Mental Health Services 
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