Apr 6, 2021
The walk-in urgent clinic Amana Care Clinic, located in Davenport, IA, has launched telemedicine service visits for patients who want professional care from the safety and comfort of their homes.
Davenport, United States - April 6, 2021 /NewsNetwork/ —
Amana Care Clinic, a walk-in urgent care clinic located in Davenport, Iowa, has launched online telemedicine service visits for their patients in order to help keep them safe during the current pandemic. The Amana Care Clinic prioritizes quick diagnosis and treatment for all of its patients without requiring scheduled appointments for in-person visits.
More information can be found at https://www.amanacareclinic.com
The newly launched telemedicine service visits offer the same attentive care of in-person visits while making the patient feel safer in the comfort of their own homes. Patients can schedule their telemedicine service appointments by visiting Amana Care Clinic’s website.
Due to the current pandemic, some patients are choosing to delay needed appointments. Telemedicine has become a popular option for those who feel uncomfortable or unsafe with in-person visits. Since patients are still able to speak with certified health care providers, telemedicine visits are a convenient and safer option.
Amana Care Clinic’s telemedicine service visits require no pre-screening for the virus. However, patients wishing to visit the clinic in person will be required to do a pre-screening. Patients interested in in-person visits can also schedule their appointments on Amana Care Clinic’s website which ensures their spot will be saved for them.
Amana Care Clinic also offers information and resources regarding the virus on their website. Patients can check the website and download those resources to learn the best ways to properly protect themselves and others during the current pandemic.
The staff at Amana Care Clinic in the Quad Cities ensures patients will be attended in a timely manner, limiting wait time and focusing on faster care. With access to multiple examination rooms, X-ray and laboratory equipment, they are prepared to take care of any patient.
A satisfied patient said: “Great service with a friendly and professional staff. Our entire family had a great experience with every one of the staff members. If we ever need their services again, we will return. We highly recommend them.”
Interested parties can find more information on Amana Care Clinic’s telemedicine service visits by visiting the above-mentioned website and by visiting https://www.facebook.com/amanacareclinic
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: 88997354
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