How to get the best of both worlds in your dermatology practice
The new ophthalmology clinic at Jacksonville Regional Hospital has a reputation for being one of the busiest in the country, but it also has some serious competition.
As the number of patients coming to the clinic keeps growing, so too does the number who get in through the doors.
The Clinic of the Future is one of those clinics.
It’s been serving patients in Jacksonville since it opened in 2016.
Dr. David J. Muhlestein has been in the practice for 15 years and says he’s gotten many patients through his doors, but he has been busy this year.
He says his clinic has gotten so many patients that they’ve had to shut it down for a while.
The new clinic has a new coat of paint, which Muhlfein says makes it look like a more modern facility.
Muckler is expecting the new coat to make the clinic feel more modern.
The clinic is open every day from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m., except on Sundays.
The new coat is the latest in a long line of renovations that have made Jacksonville’s dermatology clinic a destination for residents.
Muhlfes says the new paint job has improved the quality of the clinic, and it will allow for some patients to go in and get treated more easily.
Muhlestein’s biggest concern is that there aren’t enough patients who are on the waiting list.
The clinic’s number of appointments has more than doubled in the last year, and he says there’s a limit to how many patients can be treated at a time.
He also says the waiting lists are growing because of the high volume of patients.
The wait time for appointments has increased as well.
That’s where the new coats come in.
The coat of the future is made out of polyurethane and is tinted with a light red paint.
The paint doesn’t penetrate the skin as well as a traditional coat, but that’s what Muhlsein thinks will make the coat of future more durable.
Mihlfeins main concern is the coat won’t last long in the sun.
He hopes to be able to get patients into the clinic at least once a week, but his office has seen some patients who have been out in the sunlight for days.
In addition to the coat, Jacksonville has had to replace many of its coatings, including a coat of clear vinyl that’s used to help patients see through the new tinted coat of poly.
Muflles office has been able to fix most of those, but Muhs says he will have to get some patients into a new one for a few weeks.
He has one patient who was able to walk into the new one because it’s made out out of latex.
Muffler says he doesn’t have to worry about it being dirty, and that it’s been working well.
Muffler also has to deal with a lot of patients who just have a bad case of flu and haven’t been able go into the office in a few days.
He can’t say for sure how many people have gotten sick, but the number has risen significantly.
A new flu shot is on the way, and Muhldes hopes it will help the clinic stay open.
He expects the number will decrease, but says it’s still a good number of people who need to be seen.
The new ophthalmology clinic at Jacksonville Regional Hospital has a reputation for being one of the busiest in the country,…
