What types of concerns are not a good fit for the Skagway walk-in clinic? glad you asked.
The Walk-In Clinic is designed to efficiently address simple medical needs on demand at a reasonable cost so you can get back to your day’s adventures.
As such, the Walk-In Clinic is staffed by one person, your provider. Beyond basic tests (COVID, strep, urine, and a few others), there is no laboratory testing or imaging (x-rays). Medical care that requires these services is still available at Dahl Memorial Clinic, our full-service health center.
Clients are limited to one concern per visit to help keep appointments on time and improve availability.
Below is a list of services that will need to be addressed at Dahl Memorial Clinic:
Primary care and chronic disease management
Emergency medical services including chest pain or pressure, difficulty breathing, severe abdominal pain, stroke symptoms (weakness, speech disturbance, facial droop), severe allergic reaction, high fever with confusion or lethargy
Wounds, injuries and stitches
Injections or procedures
Testing and treatment for sexually transmitted infections (inquire with Dahl Memorial Clinic for free STI testing)
The Walk-In Clinic will also not prescribe any controlled medications (opiates, sedatives, and others)
The Walk-In Clinic may prescribe medications to our affiliate pharmacy, The Pillbox Drug Co., whose pharmacy is located within Dahl Memorial Clinic at 14th & Broadway St. It is the responsibility of the patient to retrieve their prescription after their visit at The Pillbox Drug Co. at Dahl Memorial Clinic if so desired.