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Big data drives decision-making in healthcare. Health information managers oversee the flow of information between patients, providers, and third-party payers. Health information management (HIM) is a growing field, and professionals in this field organize and analyze health data collected in clinical settings. Health information managers work closely with information technology staff and clinical staff to maximize data collection, preservation, and transmission workflow efficacy. Health information managers weigh in on improving patient outcomes and clinical efficiency by applying their organizational knowledge to data sets.

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), most health information management professionals obtain at least a bachelor’s degree education specifically focused on HIM or a related discipline. Many of these programs are available around the U.S. and teach a foundation of medical knowledge and administration, forming the basis of an enriching career.

Professional certification is available from the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA). Most health information managers have at least a bachelor’s degree accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for the Health Informatics and Information Management Education (CAHIIM) which qualifies them for the Registered Health Information Administrator (RHIA) credential.

Health information managers and directors work in various settings, including hospitals, clinics, private practice offices, mental health care facilities, and other clinical settings. However, they are also increasingly employed in non-clinical settings, including insurance companies, software companies, and government positions.

Keep reading to learn more about on-campus, hybrid, and online HIM programs in the United States and how to earn an RHIA certification.

On-Campus Health Information Management Programs

A post-secondary degree is necessary to pursue a career in health information management. There are no specific legal requirements to pursue this career, but obtaining a degree at the undergraduate level, at minimum, is highly recommended to have access to the widest variety of job opportunities.

Luckily several health information management programs cater to students wanting to learn more about this growing field. Most of the programs offered culminate in a bachelor of science (BS) degree, although associate’s degrees, master’s degrees, and certification programs are also available. To become a Registered Health Information Administrator (RHIA), a bachelor’s degree is the minimum requirement.

Here’s a list of featured on-campus health information management programs, including CAHIIM-accredited bachelor’s, certificate, and master’s degree programs.

Southern University at New Orleans (BS) – Southern University at New Orleans (SUNO) offers a bachelor of science degree in health information management systems. To complete this campus-based program, students must satisfy all general education requirements for the school and the specified HIM degree requirements, which include a professional practicum experience.

Students choose to complete their practicum experience in a hospital, behavioral health facility, ambulatory facility, or nursing home local to the New Orleans area.

  • Location: New Orleans, LA
  • Duration: Four years
  • Accreditation: Commission on Accreditation for the Health Informatics and Information Management Education (CAHIIM)
  • Tuition: $1,041 per credit

Ohio State University (BS) – The Ohio State University (OSU) in Columbus has a campus-based bachelor of science program in health information management and systems in the school of health and rehabilitation sciences.

To complete the program, OSU offers a four-year schedule, including general education requirements, prerequisites, and the two-year HIMS curriculum. The 63-hour HIMS curriculum culminates in a six-week management professional practice affiliation that students can complete in Ohio or another state. Before applying to the program, students must schedule an informational tour or interview with a HIMS professional to determine the student’s suitability and desire to commit to the program.

  • Location: Columbus, OH
  • Duration: Two to four years
  • Accreditation: Commission on Accreditation for the Health Informatics and Information Management Education (CAHIIM)
  • Tuition: $11,936 per year (in-state); $35,019 per year (out-of-state)

University of Central Florida (BS) – The University of Central Florida (UCF) in Orlando offers a 66-credit on-campus and online bachelor of science degree program in health informatics and information management.

In their final year, students in this program spend five weeks in a professional, hands-on experience at a location in the state of Florida. This full-time internship can thoroughly prepare graduating seniors for the rigors and practicalities of a career in health information management.

  • Location: Orlando, FL
  • Duration: Four years
  • Accreditation: Commission on Accreditation for the Health Informatics and Information Management Education (CAHIIM)
  • Tuition: $213 per credit hour (in-state); $749 per credit (out-of-state)

University of Washington (MS) – The University of Washington in Seattle is one of the few schools in the country that offers a master of science degree in health informatics and health information management as part of their school of public health. The program uses a hybrid delivery model for working professionals, with classes meeting on-campus just once per month.

Courses include organizational behavior & human resource management, health data analytics, and project management. A capstone project is required for graduation and allows students to solve a practiced-based problem related to health information management.

  • Location: Seattle, WA
  • Duration: 18 months
  • Accreditation: Commission on Accreditation for the Health Informatics and Information Management Education (CAHIIM)
  • Tuition: $910 per credit

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List of Health Information Management Schools

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School City State Website grads (2018)
Ivy Tech Community College Indianapolis Indiana www.ivytech.edu 203
Park University Parkville Missouri www.park.edu 76
Texas State University San Marcos Texas www.txstate.edu 75
University of Washington-Seattle Campus Seattle Washington www.washington.edu 47
Southwest University at El Paso El Paso Texas southwestuniversity.edu 44
Institute of Technology Clovis California www.iot.edu 39
Grand Valley State University Allendale Michigan www.gvsu.edu 36
Duquesne University Pittsburgh Pennsylvania www.duq.edu 31
Eastern Kentucky University Richmond Kentucky www.eku.edu 30
Coppin State University Baltimore Maryland www.coppin.edu 28
Ohio State University-Main Campus Columbus Ohio www.osu.edu 27
Career College of Northern Nevada Sparks Nevada www.ccnn.edu 26
University of Louisiana at Lafayette Lafayette Louisiana www.louisiana.edu 25
Tennessee State University Nashville Tennessee www.tnstate.edu 22
ASA College Brooklyn New York www.asa.edu 21
Camden County College Blackwood New Jersey www.camdencc.edu 20
University of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Campus Pittsburgh Pennsylvania www.pitt.edu 20
William Rainey Harper College Palatine Illinois www.harpercollege.edu 20
Arkansas Tech University Russellville Arkansas www.atu.edu 19
University of Toledo Toledo Ohio www.utoledo.edu 16
Rutgers University-New Brunswick New Brunswick New Jersey newbrunswick.rutgers.edu 16
Lakeland Community College Kirtland Ohio www.lakelandcc.edu 15
Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University Tallahassee Florida www.famu.edu 14
The University of Montana Missoula Montana www.umt.edu 14
Central New Mexico Community College Albuquerque New Mexico www.cnm.edu 13
Gordon State College Barnesville Georgia www.gordonstate.edu 13
Indiana University-Northwest Gary Indiana www.iun.edu 13
Texas Southern University Houston Texas www.tsu.edu 13
Saint Louis University Saint Louis Missouri www.slu.edu 12
Southern University at New Orleans New Orleans Louisiana www.suno.edu 12
Alabama State University Montgomery Alabama www.alasu.edu 11
University of Michigan-Dearborn Dearborn Michigan umdearborn.edu 11
Chicago State University Chicago Illinois www.csu.edu 10
Kean University Union New Jersey www.kean.edu 9
Oklahoma City Community College Oklahoma City Oklahoma www.occc.edu 9
Summit College Colton California www.summitcollege.edu 9
Andrew College Cuthbert Georgia www.andrewcollege.edu 8
Spoon River College Canton Illinois www.src.edu 8
University of Detroit Mercy Detroit Michigan www.udmercy.edu 7
McHenry County College Crystal Lake Illinois www.mchenry.edu 7
Blue Ridge Community and Technical College Martinsburg West Virginia www.blueridgectc.edu 7
College of Coastal Georgia Brunswick Georgia www.ccga.edu 7
University of Phoenix-California Ontario California www.phoenix.edu 6
Loma Linda University Loma Linda California home.llu.edu 5
Bay de Noc Community College Escanaba Michigan www.baycollege.edu 5
Chatham University Pittsburgh Pennsylvania www.chatham.edu 5
Dalton State College Dalton Georgia www.daltonstate.edu 5
University of Puerto Rico-Medical Sciences San Juan Puerto Rico www.rcm.upr.edu 5
Carl Sandburg College Galesburg Illinois www.sandburg.edu 4
University of Phoenix-Hawaii Honolulu Hawaii www.phoenix.edu 4
Manchester Community College Manchester New Hampshire www.mccnh.edu 4
Kaskaskia College Centralia Illinois www.kaskaskia.edu 4
University of Phoenix-Texas Houston Texas www.phoenix.edu 3
SUNY Westchester Community College Valhalla New York www.sunywcc.edu 3
Sinclair Community College Dayton Ohio www.sinclair.edu 3
Northwestern University Evanston Illinois www.northwestern.edu 3
Manchester Community College Manchester Connecticut www.manchestercc.edu 3
Florida Atlantic University Boca Raton Florida www.fau.edu 3
Eastern Washington University Cheney Washington www.ewu.edu 3
Eagle Rock College Los Angeles California www.eaglerockcollege.edu 3
City Colleges of Chicago-Malcolm X College Chicago Illinois www.ccc.edu/colleges/malcolm-x 3
Long Island University Brookville New York liu.edu/cwpost 3
Western Kentucky University Bowling Green Kentucky www.wku.edu 2
Ursuline College Pepper Pike Ohio www.ursuline.edu 2
University of Phoenix-Nevada Las Vegas Nevada www.phoenix.edu 2
University of Phoenix-Georgia Atlanta Georgia www.phoenix.edu 2
Keiser University-Ft Lauderdale Fort Lauderdale Florida www.keiseruniversity.edu 2
Fairleigh Dickinson University-Metropolitan Campus Teaneck New Jersey www.fdu.edu 2
D'Youville College Buffalo New York www.dyc.edu 2
Capital Community College Hartford Connecticut www.ccc.commnet.edu 2
Mount Wachusett Community College Gardner Massachusetts mwcc.edu 2
West Georgia Technical College Waco Georgia www.westgatech.edu 1
University of Phoenix-Tennessee Nashville Tennessee www.phoenix.edu 1
Stevens-Henager College West Haven Utah www.stevenshenager.edu 1
Shenandoah University Winchester Virginia www.su.edu 1
Salem Community College Carneys Point New Jersey www.salemcc.edu 1
Northern Essex Community College Haverhill Massachusetts www.necc.mass.edu 1
New River Community and Technical College Beaver West Virginia www.newriver.edu 1
Metropolitan Community College Area Omaha Nebraska www.mccneb.edu 1
Marymount University Arlington Virginia www.marymount.edu 1
Bellevue College Bellevue Washington bellevuecollege.edu 1
Augusta Technical College Augusta Georgia www.augustatech.edu 1
Indiana University-Southeast New Albany Indiana www.ius.edu 1
2017-2018 School Data from IPEDS (Sourced in November, 2019)

Hybrid & Online Health Information Management Programs

Many HIM degree programs are offered as online or hybrid – a blend of on-campus and online programs. These programs allow working professionals to pursue an advanced degree to further their health information management careers without leaving their current position or relocating to take classes. The programs featured here will prepare students to take the RHIA exam just as thoroughly as classroom-based programs.

University of Illinois at Chicago (BS) – The College of Applied Health Sciences at the University of Illinois at Chicago offers a bachelor of science degree in health information management, which students can complete on campus or online. The program is designed for those with two years of college coursework and can take two years to complete for students who can dedicate themselves to a full-time schedule or three years part-time.

Professional practice experience, by way of the school’s relationships with local healthcare facilities, is integrated into the 63-credit program. Certificate programs are also available to those with a bachelor’s degree, such as the post-baccalaureate certificate in health informatics.

  • Location: Chicago, IL
  • Duration: Two to three years
  • Accreditation: Commission on Accreditation for the Health Informatics and Information Management Education (CAHIIM)
  • Tuition: $18,134 per year (in-state); $32,742 per year (out-of-state)

University of Wisconsin (BS) – The University of Wisconsin offers a bachelor of science completion degree in health information management and technology. The 60-credit program is offered entirely online with flexible scheduling, making it perfect for those students who want to earn a degree while working full-time. There are no on-campus requirements for this program, although students can still take advantage of services such as career placement, advising, and libraries.

  • Location: Madison, WI
  • Duration: Two years
  • Accreditation: Commission on Accreditation for the Health Informatics and Information Management Education (CAHIIM)
  • Tuition: $450 per credit

Rutgers University (BS) – The Rutgers School of Health Professions offers a hybrid bachelor of science degree in health information management. The academic reputation of Rutgers is quite prestigious, so graduates from this nationally-ranked program can expect to be well prepared for the RHIA exam.

Students in this 61-credit program can choose to complete a bachelor’s degree or a bachelor’s of science joint degree with an affiliated college. Post-baccalaureate certificates in health information management and certificates in medical coding are also available. Upon completing this CAHIIM-accredited program, graduates are prepared for more than 75 unique careers in health information management.

  • Location: Newark, NJ
  • Duration: Three to four years
  • Accreditation: Commission on Accreditation for the Health Informatics and Information Management Education (CAHIIM)
  • Tuition: $12,230 per year (in-state); $28,466 per year (out-of-state)

University of Kansas (BS) – The University of Kansas School of Health Professions offers a bachelor of science degree in health information management. The two-year degree completion program is open to undergraduates and community college students who have completed the necessary general education requirements. Many courses are offered in a hybrid format with classroom and online elements.

There is also an online RHIT-to-RHIA option for those who have already earned their Registered Health Information Technician (RHIT) credential. At the end of the student’s senior year, the program requires a four-week professional internship for the BS program. For particularly ambitious students, the school also offers a track to complete both a BS and a master’s degree in health services administration in just five years.

  • Location: Lawrence, KS
  • Duration: Two to four years
  • Accreditation: Commission on Accreditation for the Health Informatics and Information Management Education (CAHIIM)
  • Tuition: $343 per credit (in-state); $892 per credit (out-of-state)
School City State Website grads (2018)
University of Illinois at Chicago Chicago Illinois www.uic.edu 185
Western Governors University Salt Lake City Utah www.wgu.edu 163
University of Phoenix-Arizona Tempe Arizona www.phoenix.edu 115
University of Cincinnati-Main Campus Cincinnati Ohio www.uc.edu 96
The College of Saint Scholastica Duluth Minnesota www.css.edu 95
Park University Parkville Missouri www.park.edu 76
University of Central Florida Orlando Florida www.ucf.edu 57
CUNY Graduate School and University Center New York New York www.gc.cuny.edu 45
Columbus State Community College Columbus Ohio www.cscc.edu 35
Louisiana Tech University Ruston Louisiana www.latech.edu 33
Stephens College Columbia Missouri www.stephens.edu 32
Purdue Global-Davenport Davenport Iowa www.purdueglobal.edu/campus-locations 31
Weber State University Ogden Utah www.weber.edu 31
Indiana University-Purdue University-Indianapolis Indianapolis Indiana www.iupui.edu 29
Charter Oak State College New Britain Connecticut www.charteroak.edu 28
Davenport University Grand Rapids Michigan www.davenport.edu 26
University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Green Bay Wisconsin www.uwgb.edu 26
University of South Carolina-Columbia Columbia South Carolina www.sc.edu 25
Ferris State University Big Rapids Michigan www.ferris.edu 24
SUNY Polytechnic Institute Utica New York www.sunypoly.edu 24
University of Mississippi University Mississippi www.olemiss.edu 24
Southwestern Oklahoma State University Weatherford Oklahoma www.swosu.edu 23
Herzing University-Madison Madison Wisconsin www.herzing.edu 23
Illinois State University Normal Illinois illinoisstate.edu 23
Temple University Philadelphia Pennsylvania www.temple.edu 22
The University of Tennessee Health Science Center Memphis Tennessee www.uthsc.edu 21
Jacksonville University Jacksonville Florida www.ju.edu 20
Arkansas Tech University Russellville Arkansas www.atu.edu 19
Central Arizona College Coolidge Arizona www.centralaz.edu 19
Southeastern Technical College Vidalia Georgia www.southeasterntech.edu 18
University of Kansas Lawrence Kansas ku.edu 18
University of Alaska Southeast Juneau Alaska www.uas.alaska.edu 17
Richland Community College Decatur Illinois www.richland.edu 16
University of Toledo Toledo Ohio www.utoledo.edu 16
Great Falls College Montana State University Great Falls Montana www.gfcmsu.edu 16
Augusta University Augusta Georgia www.augusta.edu 15
Mercer University Macon Georgia www.mercer.edu 15
East Carolina University Greenville North Carolina www.ecu.edu 14
Lakeshore Technical College Cleveland Wisconsin www.gotoltc.edu 14
Regis University Denver Colorado www.regis.edu 14
Dakota State University Madison South Dakota dsu.edu 13
Missouri Western State University Saint Joseph Missouri www.missouriwestern.edu 13
Wisconsin Indianhead Technical College Shell Lake Wisconsin www.witc.edu 10
The College of Health Care Professions-Northwest Houston Texas www.chcp.edu 10
Johnson County Community College Overland Park Kansas www.jccc.edu 10
Fisher College Boston Massachusetts www.fisher.edu 9
Fremont College Cerritos California www.fremont.edu 9
Medaille College Buffalo New York www.medaille.edu 9
Oklahoma City Community College Oklahoma City Oklahoma www.occc.edu 9
Stratford University Fairfax Virginia www.stratford.edu 9
University of Wisconsin-Parkside Kenosha Wisconsin www.uwp.edu 9
United States University San Diego California www.usuniversity.edu 8
Rasmussen College-Minnesota St. Cloud Minnesota rasmussen.edu 7
Rasmussen College-Illinois Rockford Illinois rasmussen.edu 7
Pennsylvania College of Technology Williamsport Pennsylvania www.pct.edu 7
Clarkson College Omaha Nebraska www.clarksoncollege.edu 7
Oregon Institute of Technology Klamath Falls Oregon www.oit.edu 6
Rasmussen College-Florida Ocala Florida rasmussen.edu 6
Davidson County Community College Thomasville North Carolina www.davidsonccc.edu 5
Herzing University-Atlanta Atlanta Georgia www.herzing.edu 5
Peirce College Philadelphia Pennsylvania www.peirce.edu 5
Valley College-Princeton Princeton West Virginia www.valley.edu 5
Walden University Minneapolis Minnesota www.waldenu.edu 5
Herzing University-Winter Park Winter Park Florida www.herzing.edu 3
Valley College-Beckley Beckley West Virginia www.valley.edu 3
Thomas Edison State University Trenton New Jersey www.tesu.edu 3
Rasmussen College-Kansas Topeka Kansas rasmussen.edu 3
Hutchinson Community College Hutchinson Kansas www.hutchcc.edu 3
Herzing University-Minneapolis St. Louis Park Minnesota www.herzing.edu 3
American Public University System Charles Town West Virginia www.apus.edu 3
Indiana Institute of Technology-College of Professions Studies Fort Wayne Indiana cps.indianatech.edu 3
Herzing University-Akron Akron Ohio www.herzing.edu 2
Herzing University-Birmingham Birmingham Alabama www.herzing.edu 2
Herzing University-Kenner Kenner Louisiana www.herzing.edu 2
Parker University Dallas Texas www.parker.edu 2
University of Minnesota-Crookston Crookston Minnesota www.crk.umn.edu 2
University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point Stevens Point Wisconsin www.uwsp.edu 1
Rasmussen College-Wisconsin Green Bay Wisconsin rasmussen.edu 1
Holmes Community College Goodman Mississippi www.holmescc.edu 1
Herzing University-Toledo Toledo Ohio www.herzing.edu 1
Granite State College Concord New Hampshire www.granite.edu 1
Purdue Global-St. Louis St. Louis Missouri www.purdueglobal.edu/campus-locations 1
Purdue Global-Milwaukee Milwaukee Wisconsin www.purdueglobal.edu/campus-locations 1
Purdue Global-Lincoln Lincoln Nebraska www.purdueglobal.edu/campus-locations 1
Purdue Global-Lewiston Lewiston Maine www.purdueglobal.edu/campus-locations 1
Purdue Global-Indianapolis Indianapolis Indiana www.purdueglobal.edu/campus-locations 1
Purdue Global-Augusta Augusta Maine www.purdueglobal.edu/campus-locations 1
2017-2018 School Data from IPEDS (Sourced in November, 2019)

Core & Elective Courses in Health Information Management Programs

The curriculum for a Health Information Management degree is not strictly prescribed. However, many courses are standard across most programs as core requirements, including:

  • Coding and classification systems
  • Financial management
  • Health information management and the law
  • Health records
  • Human pathophysiology
  • Human resource management
  • Medical terminology
  • Pharmacology

It is essential to note that though most of these courses will be required as part of an HIM education, they may go by different course titles as decided by the faculty of an individual institution.

Because most HIM programs culminate in a bachelor of science degree, elective courses can range from anything to additional science courses to courses in the arts and humanities. These elective opportunities are a good chance for students to explore different areas and broaden their educational horizons.

Accreditation of Health Information Management Programs

There are two types of accreditation: programmatic and institutional.

Programmatic Accreditation

To be eligible for the RHIA exam, students must graduate from a program that has been accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for the Health Informatics and Information Management Education (CAHIIM), which keeps a complete list of accredited programs on its website. The CAHIIM accreditation process assures the academic integrity and professional standards of a program. The initial accreditation process includes an application, thorough self-assessment, CAHIIM review, site visit, and final council and board review.

Institutional Accreditation

In addition to CAHIIM accreditation, every institution should have general accreditation from a national organization recognized by the U.S. Department of Education. For instance, an HIM program can be accredited by the CAHIIM. The school overall should hold accreditation from one of the following regional accreditation agencies:

  • Higher Learning Commission (HLC)
  • Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE)
  • New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE)
  • Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU)
  • Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC)
  • Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC)

Career Outlook

According to the BLS, the projected demand for medical and health services managers is quadruple the national average for all occupations (8 percent), and is expected to grow 32 percent between 2020 and 2030 (BLS 2021). The BLS does not explicitly track health information manager and director demand, meaning the BLS numbers apply to the broader field of medical records and health information, instead of health information management precisely. The increased demand for these professionals could add 139,600 new jobs by 2030.

There are several reasons for an increased demand for health information management professionals. Firstly, as all medical records continue to take the form of electronic health records (EHR), there is an increased need for people who know how to organize and access these types of records. Further, there is a growing demand among employers for more efficiency. So a more sophisticated understanding of health information systems looks to be important going forward, as does clinical exposure and experience that would enable a medical professional to perform advanced analytics to improve patient outcomes.

Because the health information management profession does require specific education and offers certification, those employed in the career can expect salaries that reflect that dedication. The BLS reports that the position pays a median annual salary of $101,340. Those with the RHIA credential can expect higher wages overall and access to better opportunities for growth and career advancement.

Career Facts Health Informatics
Related CareersComputer and Information Systems Manager, Nursing Information Systems Coordinator
Common Job TitlesClinical Informations Systems Coordinator, Coding Manager, (Registered) Health Information Manager, Manager of HIM
Technology & EquipmentMedical Imaging Database Systems, Medical Software, Medical Picture Archiving Systems, Computers
Sourced from BLS, June 2022

Licensing & Certification of Health Information Managers

Although there is no government licensing process for these professionals, anyone who wishes to sit for the Registered Health Information Administrator (RHIA) exam must complete a CAHIIM-accredited bachelor's or master’s degree. The American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) offers this exam. Students can begin registering for the exam during their final semester in an accredited program to jumpstart their careers upon graduation.

Finally, check out the comprehensive guide to health information management certifications.

Salary for Health Information Managers

The BLS reports the average annual salary for medical and health services managers is $119,840 (BLS May 2021). Salaries vary based on experience, education, and location. The salary percentiles are as follows:

  • 10th percentile: $60,780
  • 25th percentile: $77,750
  • 50th percentile (median): $101,340
  • 75th percentile: $135,750
  • 90th percentile: $205,620

As previously stated, the BLS doesn’t track RHIA-certified health information management professionals. PayScale, an aggregator of self-reported data, shows that RHIA-certified HIM professionals earn average annual salaries of $72,000 based on 632 reported salaries (PayScale September 2022).

Jocelyn Blore
Jocelyn Blore Managing Editor

Jocelyn Blore has interviewed dozens of medical technology and healthcare professionals, and edited hundreds of articles related to this field since 2015. After graduating from UC Berkeley, Jocelyn traveled the world for five years as freelance writer and English teacher. After stints in Japan, Brazil, Nepal, and Argentina, she took an 11-month road trip across the US, finally settling into lovely Eugene, OR. When Jocelyn isn’t writing about college programs or interviewing professors, she satirizes global politics and other absurdities at Blore’s Razor (Instagram: @bloresrazor). Thank you for being so interested.

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