The staff at POD looks forward to Spring Break every year. In years past, this generally marks the end to the cold and flu season! (We’re not so sure this year.) But with half the doctors out of town, it was time for the staff to have some fun!

If you were here for a visit, you might have seen a super hero, a Disney character or two, and a hula hoop contest. With the relaxed atmosphere, it was a much needed break for the staff.

The staff at POD looks forward to Spring Break every year. In years past, this generally marks the end to the cold and flu season! (We’re not so sure this year.) But with half the doctors out of town, it was time for the staff to have some fun!

If you were here for a visit, you might have seen a super hero, a Disney character or two, and a hula hoop contest. With the relaxed atmosphere, it was a much needed break for the staff.

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