Doctors On Duty Medical Clinics are the most comprehensive providers of
employer-related health care services on the California Central Coast,
with ten locations throughout Monterey and Santa Cruz counties. They use
a full-service approach to corporate health care, backed by the resources
of Salinas Valley Health. They Specialize in Urgent Care and Worker's
Compensation. From injury prevention and wellness programs to objective
injury evaluation and treatment, our services are designed to keep your
employees healthy, safe and productive. Doctors on Duty provides walk-in
medical care — with physicians, physician assistants, X-ray technicians
and nurses on duty — all ready to take care of your life's little
emergencies. This is called "urgent care." It's a convenient
alternative to emergency room waits when your problem isn't really an
"emergency." And it can be an option to visiting your physician
when you need immediate care and their office is closed or you can't be
seen right away.
Doctors On Duty provides such services as:
Minor emergencies
Lacerations — deep cuts or wounds that may require stitches
Mild to moderate asthma attacks
Urinary tract infections
Strains and Sprains
Colds, sore throats
Ear infections
Upper respiratory infections
Coughs and congestion
Diarrhea
Sore throats
Minor burns, skin rashes, poison oak, insect bites
Health Screenings
Immunizations
Physical exams and screening services for work, school, or camp
Doctors On Duty Medical Clinics are the most comprehensive providers of
employer-related health care services on the California Central Coast,
with ten locations throughout Monterey and Santa Cruz counties. They use
a full-service approach to corporate health care, backed by the resources
of Salinas Valley Health. They Specialize in Urgent Care and Worker's
Compensation. From injury prevention and wellness programs to objective
injury evaluation and treatment, our services are designed to keep your
employees healthy, safe and productive. Doctors on Duty provides walk-in
medical care — with physicians, physician assistants, X-ray technicians
and nurses on duty — all ready to take care of your life's little
emergencies. This is called "urgent care." It's a convenient
alternative to emergency room waits when your problem isn't really an
"emergency." And it can be an option to visiting your physician
when you need immediate care and their office is closed or you can't be
seen right away.
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