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Paiute Indian Tribe of Utah announces Patient Appreciation Week

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The Paiute Indian Tribe of Utah is hosting Patient Appreciation Week. During the week of Sept. 28, patients can schedule appointments or visit to receive treats and swag while supplies last.

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  • Patient Appreciation Week will occur during the week of Sept. 28.
  • Patients can schedule appointments or stop by for treats and swag while supplies last.
  • Prizes include movie theater packages for Cedar City, Richfield, and St. George.
  • A dinner and donuts package is available for the Fillmore location.

The Paiute Indian Tribe of Utah is preparing for Patient Appreciation Week. According to a notice on the tribe's website, the event includes opportunities for patients to receive treats and swag while supplies last.

Patients can schedule appointments for the week of Sept. 28. Those who visit can enter for a chance to win prizes.

Prize options include a movie theater package for Cedar City, Richfield, and St. George, or a dinner and donuts package in Fillmore.

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