Debra Herold, associate director of nursing services at the University of Iowa, is shown in front of the University of Iowa Health Care Clinic, Davenport, on Wednesday, Oct. 30. CREDIT DAVE THOMPSON
“We meet the community where it needs care.” That was the word from Debra Herold, associate director of nursing services at the University of Iowa, as she helped welcome one of the newest health care clinics to the Quad Cities on Wednesday, Oct. 30. Ms. Herold was among a group of about 25 people who […]
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“We meet the community where it needs care.”That was the word from Debra Herold, associate director of nursing services at the University of Iowa, as she helped welcome one of the newest health care clinics to the Quad Cities on Wednesday, Oct. 30.
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A ribbon-cutting ceremony is held for the new University of Iowa Health Care Clinic on Wednesday, Oct. 30. CREDIT DAVE THOMPSON
The University of Iowa Health Care Clinic is located at 2705 E. 53rd St., Davenport. CREDIT DAVE THOMPSON
Davenport Mayor Mike Matson and U.S. Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks, left, attend a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the University of Iowa Health Care Clinic in Davenport on Wednesday, Oct. 30 CREDIT DAVE THOMPSON
Debra Herold, associate director of nursing services at the University of Iowa, is shown in front of the University of Iowa Health Care Clinic, Davenport, on Wednesday, Oct. 30. CREDIT DAVE THOMPSON
Ms. Herold was among a group of about 25 people who gathered at the University of Iowa Health Care urgent care clinic, located at 2705 E. 53rd St., Davenport. The event included a Quad Cities Chamber of Commerce ribbon-cutting ceremony.The walk-in clinic, which has actually been open since January, is across the street from the Costco Wholesale store, and next door to Chapter Aesthetic Studio. It offers same-day service for minor illnesses and injuries and typically has shorter wait times than a busy emergency room. These clinics will provide services that go beyond a typical walk-in clinic, including IV fluids, stitches and X-rays, according to information from the clinic.“Opening this clinic has been a really exciting adventure for our staff,” said Ms. Herold.She added that some of the clinic’s features include:
The clinic employs about 15 people.
It will see 20 to 30 patients a day.
The clinic boasts five exam rooms and one treatment room.
Hours are 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. on weekdays; and 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on weekends. The telephone number is (563) 362-3052.
The chamber ceremony also featured visits from Davenport Mayor Mike Matson and U.S. Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks.The mayor praised the University of Iowa and health officials for investing in the community.“The option you provide to the community is a wonderful thing.” Mr. Matson said.In addition to the Davenport site, there is a University of Iowa Health Care Clinic at 865 Lincoln Road, Bettendorf.
