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March 23, 2020

COVID-19: Dena DeFazio and Bridget Steele Interviewed by Syracuse.com

Dena DeFazio and Bridget Steele, associates, were recently interviewed by Syracuse.com for its “Coronavirus-Way of Life: Doctors, Patients Turn to Telemedicine Like Never Before” and “Coronavirus Tips: How to See a Doctor Without Leaving Your House” articles.

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