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GHC Capitol Clinic
*The Complete Medical Facility
That's Right In Your Neighborhood*
If you live or work downtown, the Capitol Clinic is a convenient stop on
your way to good health. Located just off West Washington Avenue, this
facility, like all *GHC* facilities, is a full-service community clinic with
everything on-site to provide optimum care. And with everything from our
on-site pharmacy to parking at the door, we've made sure that our quality
preventive care is easy for you to obtain. We invite you to come see why our
Capitol Clinic, like all *GHC* facilities, is where you belong.
*Address:*
675 West Washington Avenue
Madison, WI 53703
Click here for a map of this address <javascript: mapit('675 West Washington
Avenue','Madison','WI');>
*Phone Numbers:*
Clinic: (608) 257-9700
Pharmacy Phone: (608) 257-5178
Pharmacy Refill Line: (608) 257-9732
*Hours:*
Monday, Wednesday, Friday: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Tuesday, Thursday: 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 pm
*Urgent Care**:* (608) 257-9700
Urgent Care Services are offered at Capitol Clinic. If you require Urgent
Care <http://www.ghc-hmo.com/media/urgentcare.pdf>, please call your primary
care clinic <http://www.ghc-hmo.com/clinic_main.asp>for instructions. Clinic
phone lines are answered any time, day or night.
*Services:
*Urgent Care; Allergy; Chiropractic Care; Dermatology; Ear, Nose and Throat;
Family Practice; Gastroenterology; General Surgery; Health Education
Classes; Internal Medicine; Laboratory; Mental Health; Nutrition
Counseling;Orthopedics; Pediatrics; Pharmacy; Podiatry; Psychiatry;
Radiology; Urology
physicians plus used to use 20 s. park as an urgent care, but stopped doing
so; they had an east/west and central urgent care before they combined with
uw health; you would think that the merger might result in an urgent care
facility near uw hospital, in addition to the one formerly near meriter
On 3/5/07, Mitchell Nussbaum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The service to the East Side Urgent Care is pretty sparse: once an hour
for most of the day, and nothing after 6 pm. or on weekends. Keep that in
mind if you're planning to get sick.
Bad as it is, this service is an improvement over the situation before
schedules changed last August. Before the change, the only real bus
service was at peak periods.
I'm sure Dean saved money and improved operational efficiency by putting
all their east side operations in a single monumental building next to a
major highway, but they made life more difficult for some of their
patients. Dean Clinic has a very nice building off Fish Hatchery Road, and
I've never understood why they are unwilling to run an Urgent Care clinic
there.
> Dean Urgent Care:
>
> 1821 S. Stoughton Rd. | 250-1525
> bus routes: 37, 39
>
> 752 N. High Point Rd. | 250-1525
> bus routes: 14, 60, 62, 65
>
> The bus routes are on their web sites, which is nice. However, when I
> sliced open my finger the Friday before Xmas, couldn't stop the
> bleeding, and decided I needed stitches, I chose to have someone give me
> a ride. Kind of tough to drive a manual transmission while you are using
> one hand to hold the gauze onto the other hand.
>
> --
> Robbie Webber
> Bicycle Friendly Communities Coordinator
> Bicycle Federation of Wisconsin
> www.bfw.org
> 608-251-4456 (office)
> 608-233-1390 (home)
> 608-225-0002 (cell)
>
>
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634 W. Main St., #201
Madison, WI 53703
608-255-1501
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