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GV native comes home to practice medicine

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GUNNISON—Dr. Rylan Anderson, a Gunnison native and graduate of Gunnison Valley High School, has returned to his hometown to practice medicine at Gunnison Valley Family Practice and Wellness. Rylan Anderson Anderson recently joined the medical team after completing his medical education and residency training outside the valley.

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