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Politics : A US National Health Care System?

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To: skinowski who wrote (6754)	5/6/2009 12:48:37 PM
From: John Koligman	Read Replies (1) of 42652

That makes sense, some chains such as Walmart have opened health clinics that I think are staffed by nurse practitioners and/or physician's assistants for simple health problems... Regards, John Clinics at Walmart Independent health clinics are now offering healthcare services to our customers in select Walmart stores nationwide. These clinics provide one-stop convenience for many basic healthcare needs at affordable prices. Clinic Services All clinics offer essential preventative and routine health services for a standard set of common health aliments and screening needs that can be performed without urgent or emergency care, including: •Acne •Bladder infections •Blood sugar testing •Camp and school physicals •Cholesterol screening •Common vaccinations •Ear aches •Flu •Insect bites and stings •Minor wounds •Sinus infections •Upper respiratory infections •Wart removal Please contact the clinic nearest you for more information about their services and fees. Clinic Convenience Here are a few ways clinics save you time and money: No appointment is necessary to visit the clinics Clinics are open seven days a week. View clinic locations and hours. Patient data is electronic, which means limited time spent filling out forms and follow-up visits are quick and convenient All prices are posted clearly, so you always know the cost before treatment An average Get Well visit costs $65 or less. For additional pricing information, contact the clinic nearest you. Please note: Healthcare services are provided by independent healthcare clinics. Walmart does not own or operate the clinics and is not responsible for the delivery of medical services. The independent health clinics include: Aurora Quick Care, Express Aid, MedPoint Express, My Health Access, Quick Health, RediClinic, and Solantic. Some clinics accept insurance. Ask your local clinic if their services are covered by your specific health plan.

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