Health Express Goes Mobile!
Health Express opened its doors early in 2005 as a clinic located in Travel Centers of America.
Read more about the company's beginnings in the next article.
In 2007, Health Express is even more convenient by providing quick quality care at your location. The mobile units provide the same quality medical care that you've come to expect from Health Express. For a list of sample services, visit Our Services page.
Contact Us for more information about the NEW Health Express!
In 2007, Health Express is even more convenient by providing quick quality care at your location. The mobile units provide the same quality medical care that you've come to expect from Health Express. For a list of sample services, visit Our Services page.
Contact Us for more information about the NEW Health Express!
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Wheat Ridge Center More Than a Truck Stop
March 10, 2005
Jefferson Country Transcript
Author: Neda Raouf
The next time Steve Barnes feels a little under the weather, he knows he can get medical attention just by pulling his rig into the truck stop at 12151 W. 44th Ave. That's where the TravelCenters of America - which serves as a stop for truckers around the clock - has a new medical facility called the Health Express Clinic Services to diagnose and treat him.
"It's great," said Barnes. "We've kind of been forgotten for parking spaces at other businesses."
Health Express, which just opened its doors last month, is there to treat minor to intermediate health conditions, give vaccines and conduct physicals.
"We can treat anyone and everyone," said Arlene Guy, a physician's assistant at the clinic. The clinic is open to members of the community as well as all travelers, Guy said.
Guy has already treated many with upper respiratory infections and at least two pregnancies at the clinic, which is the latest in several new offerings at the travel center. ...
... Many of the truck drivers come with sleep problems, digestive issues and trouble quitting smoking.
At Health Express, a clinic founded by Ronald Waits, business has been up this month, said Guy. As far as truck drivers who she has already seen, Guy said she has seen a myriad of health issues that need to be addressed on a regular basis, including hypertension, obesity and diabetes.
"While some drivers are on the road for a month at a time, there are some health concerns that can't wait," she said.
"There's no medical care that's set up for those that are in trucking or those that are on the road all the time," she said.
Read the Full Article. Click on "Business News" or Search for "Health Express"
Radio Feature on 850 KOA
Health Express was interviewed in a radio feature on 850 KOA. Please visit the 850 KOA News Radio web site for more details.
Feature Articles
Look for past features in Road King Magazine and Easy Chair Magazine - Jefferson County.
March 10, 2005
Jefferson Country Transcript
Author: Neda Raouf
The next time Steve Barnes feels a little under the weather, he knows he can get medical attention just by pulling his rig into the truck stop at 12151 W. 44th Ave. That's where the TravelCenters of America - which serves as a stop for truckers around the clock - has a new medical facility called the Health Express Clinic Services to diagnose and treat him.
"It's great," said Barnes. "We've kind of been forgotten for parking spaces at other businesses."
Health Express, which just opened its doors last month, is there to treat minor to intermediate health conditions, give vaccines and conduct physicals.
"We can treat anyone and everyone," said Arlene Guy, a physician's assistant at the clinic. The clinic is open to members of the community as well as all travelers, Guy said.
Guy has already treated many with upper respiratory infections and at least two pregnancies at the clinic, which is the latest in several new offerings at the travel center. ...
... Many of the truck drivers come with sleep problems, digestive issues and trouble quitting smoking.
At Health Express, a clinic founded by Ronald Waits, business has been up this month, said Guy. As far as truck drivers who she has already seen, Guy said she has seen a myriad of health issues that need to be addressed on a regular basis, including hypertension, obesity and diabetes.
"While some drivers are on the road for a month at a time, there are some health concerns that can't wait," she said.
"There's no medical care that's set up for those that are in trucking or those that are on the road all the time," she said.
Read the Full Article. Click on "Business News" or Search for "Health Express"
Radio Feature on 850 KOA
Health Express was interviewed in a radio feature on 850 KOA. Please visit the 850 KOA News Radio web site for more details.
Feature Articles
Look for past features in Road King Magazine and Easy Chair Magazine - Jefferson County.
