Jan 16, 2019
A Davenport, IA based urgent care and health clinic has announced it can provide local patients with walk-in services without appointments. It offers Quad Cities residents expert health check services with cutting edge facilities.
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Davenport, United States - January 16, 2019 /NewsNetwork/ —
Amana Care Clinic in Davenport, Iowa, has announced it offers local patients walk-in healthcare and urgent health check services. The Quad Cities patient care and healthcare checkup provider requires no appointment, and the team pride themselves on high quality service.
For more information please visit the website here: http://amanacareclinic.com
Amana Care Clinic is known for being among the best health clinics available in the Quad Cities area for quickly diagnosing and treating urgent issues. The fully certified staff can meet all the medical care needs of local residents and businesses.
One of the key benefits of the healthcare clinic is that no appointment is necessary. This means that as soon as someone feels they need a checkup, or if they have an urgent issue that they don’t want to wait for, they can simply walk in and get seen.
Patients will always be seen by an expert, compassionate provider and receive quality care in a timely manner.
The expert team at Amana Care Clinic has excellent facilities, with state of the art procedure and exam rooms, X-ray equipment, and laboratory equipment. These all help to ensure that patients get care of the highest quality.
Patients can visit Amana Care for getting treatment and diagnosis of abrasions, back discomfort, bites, burns, infections, sports physicals, X-rays and more.
When something is wrong, it can often be important to get seen as quickly as possible, whether top prevent further issues, or simply to ensure peace of mind for the patients.
Rather than waiting in line at an emergency department or hospital, for many issues it’s possible to get care and services at Amana Care. The team can provide fast, specialized and quality care and help patients get back to their lives faster.
Amana Care states: “This neighborhood needed a clinic to meet the medical care needs of residents and businesses. Before you need urgent care, you’re welcome to drop by for a visit to learn more about us – just walk right in.”
Those wishing to find out more can visit their Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/AmanaCareClinic/ or the website on the link provided above.
Contact Info:
Name: Moutaz Kotob, PhD
Email: Send Email
Organization: Amana Care Clinic
Address: 2162 W Kimberly Rd, Davenport, IA 52806, United States
Phone: +1-563-388-7000
Website: http://amanacareclinic.com
Source: NewsNetwork
Release ID: 470275
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