Three insights:
1. The four clinics in Pikeville, Ky., Belfry, Ky., Harold, Ky., and Whitesburg, Ky., closed for the day.
2. The reason for the DEA’s visit was unclear.
3. A clinic employee denied any wrongdoing in a phone call with WYMT. The employee said it was a standard investigation and that the clinics were scheduled to reopen March 26.
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