An American Citizen Talks About His Neighborhood Walk In Clinic

By [http://ezinearticles.com/?expert=Slava_Fuzayloff]Slava Fuzayloff
America has a new doctor in town and he resides at the professional, clean and discreet, friendly neighborhood walk in clinic. Over the years many people have grown accustomed to waiting for hours upon hours in a germ-infested emergency room to see a doctor for whatever ails them. In the old days, we all were able to afford a friendly old family doctor. They were mostly wonderful people with wrinkles and a big black bag of tricks to go.
There was nothing like waiting as your parents called up your doctor and he or she came over to your bedside (in your home!) to treat you. This was merely thirty years ago, yet it feels like a century ago. For those too young to remember it, it truly does feel like some surreal fever dream (oh, they came for those, too!). Believe it or not, it was the norm. If you were sick, they came to you.
These days, the closest you will get to that old fashioned care is at a walk in clinic. No, of course they will not travel to your bedside. That is not to be expected these days. But the doctors in these facilities open their doors for anyone at anytime. An appointment is not needed to see your friendly neighborhood walk in clinic doctor. And the wait is always less than an hour.
A doctor has a true tie to his patients and he understands how important your time is. Hospital emergency rooms are great if you have suffered a true medical emergency, like for instance, a serious accident or a life threatening illness. For everything else, a walk in clinic offers the same care without all the sitting around and waiting.
Also, a walk in clinic has prices that make sense in this awful economy. A walk in clinic doctor is proud to serve his patients - they will not charge you like you are a stranger who just rode into town in a Rolls Royce. A walk in clinic will also tend to accept almost every insurance plan under the sun, because they truly want to help. At least this has been the experience that my family and I have had.
It sounds too good to be true, but it's really not. Unfortunately there is a lot of cynicism in America these days, and a whole bunch of it is aimed at the medical industry. I for one am glad to know that not everything is about making a buck in America these days. I see it all over, but have received great care at a walk in clinic and just wanted to share.
A walk in clinic can deal with almost any ailment out there-as long as it is not life-threatening. Say you need a flu shot, or have a backache, or a pounding headache, or have been stung by bunch of hornets, or are suffering through food poisoning, or have a bad rash, or your feet hurt... get to a walk in clinic quickly and you will be treated with respect and dignity.
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