Express Clinics
June 21, 2012
Mayo Clinic in the News Weekly Highlights
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September 1, 2011
Health care giants swarm over Scott County
Fairview is one of the big three among provider groups, meaning hospitals and clinics, along with Allina and the Mayo Clinic. They’re all moving at precisely the same moment to expand their presence within the county. In Mayo’s case, it’s right across the southern metro, from the Mall of America inBloomington down toNorthfield and westward […]
February 19, 2010
The Target Clinic at the Target Super Store in southwest Rochester closed at the end of January, but other area convenience clinics are going strong… Mayo Clinic’s Express Care shows similar success to FastCare at OMC, said Mayo spokesman Bryan Anderson. Mayo Express Care has two clinics, one in northwest and one in southwest […]
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September 10, 2009
Study finds walk-in clinics cheaper, but as good as hospital
Here’s a little bit from a study by the Annals of Internal Medicine (I never miss an issue) on retail, walk-in clinics like Mayo Clinic’s two Express Care Clinics in Rochester and Olmsted Medical Center’s two FastCare Clinics. Saw this posted on RetailerDaily.com. Sounds like an efficient, cost effective method to provide quality care for minor […]
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