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Primary Care
The Primary Care Clinic
Dana E. Wilson
Prof. Terese Cole
HSA 300 Health Service Organization Management
October 29, 2013

Our healthcare facility provides primary and comprehensive care for patients that include women, men and young adults in a metro area that has a population of over 200,000 people. We also have expanded our practice to offer specialized care in Obstetrics and Gynecological services.
We have multiple locations in the area in order to provide services and to make it convenient for those that are less fortunate and may not have transportation and has to rely on public transportation. Our practice was formed on the basis that our citizen’s healthcare was not being met sufficiently in such a highly populated area. Our mission is to help patients make informed healthcare decisions when faced with any healthcare diagnosis which may include preventative care, positive test of cancer and all Obstetrics and Gynecological matters by providing the best care in technical and scientific expertise. Our practice was built in a small two person practice in 1992 that consisted of our Doctor and his wife in the commitment to provide quality healthcare service to women who needed personal service with the best bed side manner when delivering their babies. In the last 10 years our practice has multiple locations that provides primary care through our clinic that houses the most qualified doctors and nurses who are committed to our patients.
Our preventative care clinic is a husband and wife team that relies heavily on their daughter who manages and maintains this office effectively. We are extremely proud of this clinic since we have a high performance team that prides themselves by providing our patients with the most comprehensive preventative care in our area.
We have maintained our original setting and now have added several qualified professionals to help maintain our clientele with their maintenance

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