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309 S. 10th Ave. E., Lake Mills, IA 50450- Appointments:
- 641-592-2361
- General:
- 641-592-2361
- 800-628-2538 (toll-free)
- Clinic Hours:
- Mon-Fri:8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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If you are unable to see your primary care provider and need high-quality health care today, we offer several options where you can receive same-day care.
Family Medicine
Care for children and adults of all ages. Services include annual exams, well-child visits, diagnostics, screenings and connections and referrals to advanced care to meet your medical and personal needs.
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Why it's important to support kids who identify as LGBTQ and may be struggling
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LGBTQ+ health: Easing fears of seeking care
People who identify as LGBTQ+ face specific health concerns. Find out how to ease fear of seeking care and find a trustworthy, affirming health care team.
COVID-19 vaccines for infants, toddlers
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Plant power: Using diet to lower cancer risk
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Coming out as LGBTQ to your health care professional
LGBTQ people may not want to share their sexual identity or orientation with a health care professional if they've experienced stigma in the past. Find out why it’s important to share.
African American women need to take their hearts to heart
Heart disease is the leading cause of death for African American women. Learn more about the wide range of contributing factors and first steps toward a healthier heart.
