Re: Walk-in-clinics ( was Excruciating pain)

December 21, 2007

--- Lyndi wrote:

> If there's a walk-in clinic in your area, that would

> be a good place to go. Also, if you have a family

doctor, it's unlikely he/she wouldn't have seen you

the same day, if they understood the gravity of the

situation.

My husband has had the flue recently, that was quite

obviously turning into bronchitis, or possibly

pneumonia.

Our doctor's office was jammed full, so we went to a

local Urgent Care/Walk-In Clinic. I called our

insurance company to be certain they covered this one,

etc.

They were very professional, we were both pleased with

the care he received. We were also in, and out in less

than 30 minutes.

Our co-pay was only $15, just like it is for a normal

doctor's visit.

If you do not have insurance, call your health

department. Many of them have clinics now, that you

can walk into, or even go to on a regular basis.

We have them here in Montana, and they are great. It

has saved my daughter a fortune.

They also have dental care. It's not free, but pretty

close to it.

Now get thyself taken care of Debi! I'm worried about

you.

Kaylene

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