Source: The Good Clinic
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The next time you go to the doctor’s office for a checkup, provided you even go in person, you may be treated by a nurse practitioner rather than a doctor. That’s because the number of nurse practitioners has rapidly increased over the past decade, and that increase has sped up during the course of the pandemic.
Innovation in a Legacy Industry
Mitesco launched its Good Clinic brand in 2020 in Minneapolis and has been expanding ever since. In fact, the company recently announced a new clinic in the St. Louis Park suburb of Minneapolis, which opened its doors on Sept. 27.
The Good Clinic uses the cost-effective nurse practitioner clinic model to bring personalized primary and preventative care to its patients at a lower cost. Filling the gap between urgent care-type ready health and full concierge medicine, The Good Clinic combines telehealth capabilities and personalized service to not only address primary care needs but also provide ongoing wellness planning to achieve a patient’s health goals.
With three clinics under its belt, Mitesco has the audacious goal of opening 50 new clinics over the next three years. The company hopes to capitalize on the growing acceptance of nurse practitioners as primary care providers and the convenience-driven trend of telemedicine to position itself as a competitively priced yet convenient primary care option for patients nationwide.
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