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"The physician explained that he probably would have passed away had he gone to the emergency room at the regional healthcare facility instead of going to IMEDI Construction. He was in good shape when he went in and the medical professionals were extremely kind and client with him. He entrusted to prescription antibiotics and a prescription for some muscle relaxers which I will ideally be taking later this week." - Greg W.
Immediate Care at Yorba Linda supplies primary care for children between birth and holding down jobs up until they are Urgent Care Yorba Linda old sufficient to return to school. The physicians are really caring and exceptionally well-informed. Dr. Mark J. Pelham is a pulmonologist, an emergency medication specialist, a pediatrician and a thoracic surgeon. He is the Director of the Immediate Care Program at the St. Francis Center in Yorba Linda. Dr. Pelham is set up to give a special presentation at the yearly meeting of the American Society of Clinical Pathologists on Thursday, April 8th. He is very popular and is called the friendly doctor with a naughty character.
Mobile urgent care comes to Green Valley, Sahuarita
Northwest Healthcare closed its urgent care in Sahuarita on May 30, but it didn’t take long for another provider to enter the market.
DispatchHealth, an on-demand, mobile urgent care service, is now operating in the area and comes directly to clients’ homes.
The in-home urgent care can treat the same non-life threatening medical conditions that a typical urgent care facility would – including respiratory infections, fall injuries, flu, migraines and dehydration – while eliminating the need to leave the home for medical care.
DispatchHealth sends a team of care providers to your door within about two hours, which includes a physician assistant or a nurse practitioner and a medical technician.
Brian Oosterbaan, who has worked in Green Valley as a paramedic and serves as the market manager for DispatchHealth in Tucson, said the mobile urgent care offering helps streamline the process of “getting the right care to the right patient.”
“There were many times where I would run a call on a patient that didn’t necessarily need the full capabilities of an emergency room, but was unable to see their primary physician for anywhere from three to six weeks, or were limited in their ability to get transport,” he said.
“Having a service where we can bring a provider into their home – we bring about 70 percent of the emergency room into their home – and then tuck them back into their primary care physician is a really wonderful thing,” he said.
DispatchHealth will operate its mobile teams, called “rovers,” out of its Tucson office, which opened in February, but Oosterbaan hasn’t ruled out putting a physical office in Green Valley or Sahuarita. The mobile urgent care provider has two vehicles and plans to add more over the next few months.
Northwest Healthcare’s exit after more than 10 years on Duval Mine Road left the area with two emergency rooms – Santa Cruz Valley Regional Hospital in Green Valley and the recently opened Northwest Medical Center Sahuarita – and no urgent care facility.