News: Convenient Care Clinic

Since the first in-store clinic opened its doors in 2000, CVS, Walgreens, Target, Rite-Aid and of course, the big daddy of them all, Wal-Mart have opened more than 1,200 clinics, and served more than 3.5 million customers, according to the Convenient Care Association.

Mount Pleasant Animal Hospital and Shuler Veterinary Clinic provide you two convenient, full-service premiere veterinary medical facilities. Our professional and highly trained staffs provide the highest quality medical care with an extraordinary personal approach.

ATMs were a novel idea for banks many years ago. Today you can find one almost anywhere. That same concept is now being applied to prescriptions. One urgent care clinic in Jackson is the first in Tennessee to use this technology, and patients are enjoying the convenience of having their prescriptions filled before leaving the doctor's office.

The Medical College of Georgia School of Nursing, Augusta, opened The Clinic at Walmart Nov. 16. The convenient care clinic, operated by the school’s Nursing Faculty Clinics LLC, is open every day. Nurse practitioners will provide easily accessible, low-cost healthcare services such as check-ups, immunizations, screenings, and treatment of minor in

Cats are unique, and can require unique care. While small animal veterinarians are typically very experienced in both dog and cat health care, there are times when cats require a specialist. Cat clinics are also convenient for...

Meal replacements are making a comeback as a highly effective and very convenient weight loss approach. Proven by clinical trials. Just be careful which product you choose.

Walgreen's Take Care Clinics literally bring health care to the corner drug store in a convenient and affordable way.

It's a scene playing out in stores across the country and it may change the way Americans think about health care. Seeking treatment for a bladder infection at the same place you buy dinner feels strange. But by offering patients quicker, cheaper alternatives to doctors, convenience care clinics are spreading faster than a cold in a kindergarten.