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Two Des Moines Area Urgent Cares Temporarily Switch To Virtual Care

(Des Moines, IA) -- High patient loads and staffing shortages are prompting another temporary health care change in the Des Moines area. Two MercyOne Urgent Care Clinics are temporarily switching to virtual visits only. Mercy says their Urgent Care Clinics in Ankeny (800 East First Street) and in South Des Moines (6601 SW 9th Street) will not be offering in-person appointments, as of Monday, December 12th. Other Mercy Clinics will continue in-person patient care.

Face-to-face virtual visits are available by going to MercyOneUrgentCare.org/Locations. Choose a clinic and click “Virtual Visit.”

MercyOne also requests that patients contact their primary care provider before visiting an Urgent Care Clinic. Patients with medical emergencies should call 911 or go to the emergency room immediately.

Unity Point previously announced they're asking patients to reserve a time slot, before visiting their Urgent Care clinics.


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