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5/1/10 - BBB
Winner: NEXTCARE URGENT CARE
For 17 years, NextCare Urgent Care has provided same day, medical care to walk in patients in the Valley. Its medical clinics offer a timely solution for those who are unable to see their physician immediately, visiting from out of town or do not have a relationship with a primary care doctor. Patients without a life-threatening condition can also save time by using NextCare as an alternative to the emergency room. The company stands by its values and mission of treating every individual with sincerity, respect and compassion while providing prompt, affordable, quality health care every day.
Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law gets $2 million to bring justice to families
3/15/10 - The Daily Tell
Sandra Day O’Connor knows a solid family was an important start to her successful career. The first ever female Supreme Court member and her brother co-wrote a book about their experience of growing up with their family in the Southwest.
Now, two $1 million grants to the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University will establish the Diane Halle Center for Family Justice and the NextCare Urgent Care Family Violence Legal Clinic to address domestic law issues.
Taking health care into our own hands
2/24/10 - Greeley Tribune
Health care reform on a federal level might not be dead yet, but it certainly is on life support.
With President Barack Obama releasing another plan for national reform this week and with members of both parties in Congress digging in their heels and dashing hopes for any compromise, a cure to our health care ills still seems to be in the research stages.
That’s part of the reason some local entities are taking health care into their own hands.
Physician is pioneer of urgent care centers in the valley
2/19/10 - Phoenix Business Journal
Dr. John Shufeldt was an emergency room physician at Casa Grande Medical Center in 1993 when he noticed too many patients using the ER for health conditions that were not life-threatening.
That’s when he started Arizona Family Urgent Care, with the goal of relieving emergency room congestion and providing a less expensive alternative to patients with ear infections, flu, pneumonia, bronchitis, sprains, simple fractures and other nonlife-threatening injuries and illnesses. His first urgent care center was at 801 S. Power Road, across from Leisure World in Mesa.
Hot trend: Retail clinics fight for customers
5/20/09 - azcentral.com
If you have been laid off and lost your health benefits, NextCare Urgent Care has a deal for you
Arizona’s largest chain of urgent-care clinics wants to lure patients with an offer of discounted health services to the jobless.
