Clinics are a convenient way to provide a community with the medical treatment they need to stay mentally and physically well. Find the perfect location near you and book an appointment or walk-in for immediate care.

Our featured med centers accept all commonly used insurances.

You can easily confirm visits online directly through our website. Discover a med center local to you. Make sure the location you are interested in can offer you clinic hours that fit your schedule. Then choose the facility that fits all your medical requirements. Read reviews so you can go in-person feeling confident about your decisions about medical care.

Most facilities are open 7 days a week with extended evening hours Monday-Friday and slightly shorter hours on the weekend. There are also many locations who provide patients with quality care during select holidays. There are also many locations that are open 24/7 for access to medicine when you need it most.

Many clinic providers offer patients telemedicine visits for their minor injuries or illness. This could include UTIs, sinus infections, cold and flu symptoms, gastrointestinal pain and issues, minor dermatitis, bug bites, seasonal allergies, and more. Most virtual visits are a consultation/evaluation and if the provider decides you will be best treated in the office, you may need to follow up with an in-person appointment.

The great thing about clinics is you can receive immediate medical attention with or without an appointment. Get same day care or book a visit in advance.

Many if not all locations do have Covid-19 testing capabilities. Rapid or PCR testing can be used to test individuals who are presenting with symptoms, test individuals that have encountered a confirmed positive case or be used to help people get back to school or work safely. Only select locations have the covid-19 vaccine for patients that are of age and qualify. Also speak to your provider about the Covid-19 booster shot. Make sure you are a good candidate for the booster.

All services whether they pertain to sexual issues, or any other concern are kept completely confidential between you and your provider. You test results, concerns, or sexual orientation will never be shared with anyone outside of your visit. Sexual med. Centers provide an array of services such as:

• Contraception
• Testing for STIs like gonorrhea, chlamydia, HPV, syphilis, and HIV
• Pelvic exams
• Cervical, breast, and prostate cancer screens
• Vaccination for HPV and Hepatitis B
• Abortion resources or referrals

Wherever you go in the medical community you will locate a provider that can help you with mental wellness. There are many facilities staffed with psychiatrists, psychologists, and social workers that can evaluate and diagnosis your condition, listen to you speak, and get you establish a group or family counseling, prescribe you medication, or help you get into a rehabilitation service. The most treated

The staff is full of highly educated and dedicated professionals who are experienced at treating many common illness and injury. If you are not suffering from a life-threatening emergency, you can skip the E.R. and head to your local immediate care facility for treatment.

Most treatment centers offer the following but are not limited to:

• Diagnose and treat common illness like strep throat, bladder infections, ear/nose/throat infection, and conjunctivitis. Prescription can and will be written as well by a trusted practitioner.
• Administer common immunizations such as flu, pertussis, hepatitis, and pneumonia
• Provide primary care including well visits, sports and camp physicals, wellness screens, help with weight loss, monitoring of chronic disease, smoking cessation, and TB testing
• Treatment for minor wounds and abrasions, sprains, minor dermatitis like poison ivy, ringworm, acne, and lice.
• Routine lab tests, counseling for diabetic patients, and people with high cholesterol and blood pressure.

Many facilities also offer preventative and primary medicine which includes:

• School Physicals
• Immunizations and Vaccinations
• Work Related Physicals
• Drug and Alcohol Screenings

Most people who contract covid-19 have mild to moderate symptoms and can recover at home with self-care techniques. The only time you would need hospital intervention is if you are developing severe disease such as shortness of breath, cyanosis, any trouble breathing, and becoming unconscious. If severe disease develops you need to call 911 or head to your local emergency room. The only treatments available at certain facilities are test results, and resources on quarantining, practicing self-care, and knowing the warning signs of respiratory distress.