Greenfield Medical Center

If you have been exposed to someone with covid and are needing tested, we are available to help! Contact us for more information! Stay safe everybody! Wear those masks!

Covid Testing: Yes we are providing rapid Covid testing. Due to the nature of the test we do require an office visit. It is an antigen test that detects proteins of the virus. With this it does depend on what stage of the illness you are in. With symptoms and a negative rapid it may be necessary to run a pcr test or nasal swab. The pcr swab is the gold standard for testing. It detects actual genetic material of the virus. For screening contacts and asymptomatic patients it is the way to go. We still offer drive up pcr testing. Antibody testing is also available to detect if a person had past exposure. Turn around time is 15 minutes for the rapid and 2 to 5 days for the others. Please call for testing or questions. Please do not walk into clinic with symptoms or to be testing. A different entrance and room is used. Thanks.

Winter time is approaching along with the respiratory illnesses. I think everyone would admit this year has been an odd one. I understand we are all tired of h...earing Covid Covid Covid.... but it’s here . The country had 90000 cases yesterday which is unheard of. In order to better prepare yourself make sure you get a flu shot. Catching either one sets your immune system up to allowing more illnesses. The only thing we can do is use the tools we have and a flu shot can help. Also plenty of vitamin c, vitamin d and zinc. The vaccine world has been a mess since many makers went to working on the Covid vaccine. Yes there has been a shortage of flu shots this year. In order to make up for lost time we will be offering drive up flu shots next tues and thurs after 4. Call and get on the list and give them your information. Pull up and get your shot. Can’t be any safer than that. Remember to wash hand , social distance and put on the masks. And of course the cheapest you will find:) See more

Hello everyone, Flu season is on it's way . With the threat of Covid we are highly recommending the flu shot this year. Catching either one will decrease your immune system and increase the chances of you catching the other. And catching both at the same time is something we want to avoid because we have no information on the effects. So since the Covid vaccine is months from now if not into mid next year we suggest getting the flu shot to decrease that risk. In order to help... our patients especially those at high risk and elderly this year we are going to offer drive thru flu vaccines by appointment only. Call, drive thru, fillout simple paperwork and get your flu shot without leaving your car. So no excuses now.. :). Get your flu shots and do your part with masks, washing hands and social distancing. Stay away from large groups please. Thanks See more

WINTER is coming. Make sure you are prepared and your immune system is ready. Vitamin C, Vitamin D and a touch of zinc will help. Getting plenty of sleep and decreasing stress will also help. We have decided secondary to the Covid issue we will be providing FLU shots two weeks earlier than normal. Yes i understand places have been giving them for weeks and months but the goal is for the immunity to last well into next year. Peak flu season is around Nov 15 and Feb 15. So begi...nning October 1 we will be giving flu shots. If you are on our list we have one saved for you. If not call and get on the list. Just like Walmart we price match:)..lol . Yes we still are doing Covid testing and have a Covid room for those ill with those type symptoms. Please call ahead for ill visits. As always providing urgent care hours all day and everyday we are open. Don't wait hours at another urgent care or ER just give us a call. We provide same day visits for any ill folks unless of course the winter goes as expected. So wash those hands, WEAR those masks, stay away from people and STAY home if you are sick. Working together we will survive this pandemic the twindemic and life in general. Thanks. See more