Business
Urgent MedCare opens Tuttle clinic
Providing quality health care for Oklahoma families was the motivation that prompted three Oklahoma clinicians to open a new practice in Tuttle. Urgent MedCare Clinic started seeing patients in late June, and the clinic has already expanded its hours to accommodate demand.
Urgent MedCare has scheduled an open house from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. The clinic is located just west of the 5-mile line at 4805 E Highway 37 in Tuttle.
Anyone in the area who needs a primary care physician is invited to stop by and become acquainted with Urgent MedCare’s staff, including Debbie Holder, PA, Dr. Jay Gregston and Dr. Rhonda Sparks. Tours will be given of the facility, including revolutionary x-ray technology that is located on-site.
“Having access to quality health care is becoming increasingly important to people – and there’s no other group of people that I would like to provide that care to,” Holder said. “Urgent MedCare was founded on the belief that excellent health care should be available to all Oklahomans – whether you live in Oklahoma City or a growing area like Tuttle or Mustang.”
Urgent MedCare provides its patients with comprehensive primary health care for all ages, and is also available for urgent care needs.
One of the clinicians is already well known in the Tri-City area. Debbie Holder, PA worked for four years at another area clinic before approaching her two partners about starting Urgent MedCare.
“That’s another important service that we are providing is access to digital x-ray technology,” Holder said. “No one else in this area offers that service – it literally allows us to take an x-ray and e-mail it via the Internet to a specialist to be read. Instead of having to wait days to find out the results, we can let you know in a matter of minutes. That’s just one example of how committed we are to providing quality health care in the Tri-City area,” Holder said.
For more information about Urgent MedCare, call 405-381-9979.
Urgent MedCare opens Tuttle clinic
Providing quality health care for Oklahoma families was the motivation that prompted three Oklahoma clinicians to open a new practice in Tuttle. Urgent MedCare Clinic started seeing patients in late June, and the clinic has already expanded its hours to accommodate demand.
Urgent MedCare has scheduled an open house from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. The clinic is located just west of the 5-mile line at 4805 E Highway 37 in Tuttle.
Anyone in the area who needs a primary care physician is invited to stop by and become acquainted with Urgent MedCare’s staff, including Debbie Holder, PA, Dr. Jay Gregston and Dr. Rhonda Sparks. Tours will be given of the facility, including revolutionary x-ray technology that is located on-site.
“Having access to quality health care is becoming increasingly important to people – and there’s no other group of people that I would like to provide that care to,” Holder said. “Urgent MedCare was founded on the belief that excellent health care should be available to all Oklahomans – whether you live in Oklahoma City or a growing area like Tuttle or Mustang.”
Urgent MedCare provides its patients with comprehensive primary health care for all ages, and is also available for urgent care needs.
One of the clinicians is already well known in the Tri-City area. Debbie Holder, PA worked for four years at another area clinic before approaching her two partners about starting Urgent MedCare.
“That’s another important service that we are providing is access to digital x-ray technology,” Holder said. “No one else in this area offers that service – it literally allows us to take an x-ray and e-mail it via the Internet to a specialist to be read. Instead of having to wait days to find out the results, we can let you know in a matter of minutes. That’s just one example of how committed we are to providing quality health care in the Tri-City area,” Holder said.
For more information about Urgent MedCare, call 405-381-9979.
0 comments
post a comment