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In the Press

"92% say that they are satisfied with the convenience provided by such clinics… and 89% say they are satisfied with the quality of care which is usually provided by nurse practitioners, who can legally treat patients and write prescriptions."
Wall Street Journal; 10/05

"The clinics boast exceptional consumer satisfaction."
USA Today; 8/06

"Whether a fad or the beginning of a fundamental shift, the retail clinic trend comes in response to an erosion in employer-sponsored insurance benefits that is forcing people to pay more or all of their own health costs."
New York Times; 5/06

"Prescription for change"
ABC News 'NightLine'

"There are over 40 million uninsured Americans - and millions more who can't get a timely appointment to see their primary care provider, don't have a provider, or don't want to spend the money or time to go to the emergency room."
Newsweek; 7/06

"Proponents say the clinics provide affordable services for the uninsured and convenience for insured patients who want to avoid waiting for a doctor's appointment or a consultation at a hospital emergency department."
Los Angeles Times; 7/06