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Its the weekend but my medical conditions require treatment now.do doctors still make house calls?
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Very few: If you need medical care, it's best to go to an urgent care clinic, the er, or your doctor's office if they're open late or on saturday. They will have the proper equipment and medications if necessary. Some doctors make house calls but if it's anything serious, they'll send you in to the hospital anyways.
Answered 12/20/2012
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