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Choose The E&syRoute From People Who yjgg esidents of Robeson gj : County do have options ffi-' '^? for both general and specialized medical care. Among them are the superb healthcare services at FirstHealth Moore Regional Hospital. Moore Regional has been recognized as one the the Top 100 hospitals in the United States. : ?. :* : " ly--. As the flagship hos;> *; ' . . V' " I'. pital for FirstHealth j of the Carolinas, we offer the comt prehensive services of a major medical center including cardiology, oncology, neurosurgery and neonatology. In a society that places a premium on convenience, Moore Regional is a short and hassle-free drive ? from communities I' like Pembroke, Maxton, f fLumberton, St. Pauls and I Red Springs. Our medical staff Bobby Maynor was born in 1962 in Lumberton. He was a Jean's list student at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, graduating with a B.A. in Chemistry in 1984. Bobby received his medical degree at Duke University. Kirby Kilpatrick was raised in Pembroke where he received the Eagle Scout Award. His father operated Rogers Drug and his mother taught in rural schools. After graduating from Red Springs High School, he went to Davidson College and then attended medical school v' at UNC-Chapel Hill. '
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