Bingham Healthcare is pleased to announce the construction of its newest urgent care and specialty clinic in Bonneville County, expanding access to walk-in urgent care and coordinated specialty services for residents of Ammon, Iona and Idaho Falls. The clinic is slated to open in late June and is in the new Lincoln Square at the intersection of Ammon and Lincoln Roads. A development of Riverbend Management, Lincoln Square is at the center of Bonneville County and provides a mix of restaurants, government services, fitness and medical care. Medical and retail space is still available, which is being marketed by Don Zebe with Colliers.

Designed to better serve the rapidly growing communities of eastern Bonneville County, the new clinic will offer a convenient alternative to the emergency room for non-life-threatening medical needs, while also connecting patients to the vast network of specialists who are part of Bingham Healthcare, the region’s only nonprofit health system.

“We’re excited to open this clinic to this part of Idaho Falls,” said Jake Erickson, CEO of Bingham Healthcare. “As this region continues to grow, so does the need for accessible, trusted medical care. Our clinic will provide families with a reliable option when they need immediate attention for injuries and illnesses.”

Convenient care, seven days a weekThe urgent care clinic will be open seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. No appointment is necessary. Patients can walk in when they need care.

Urgent care services offeredThis urgent care will provide treatment for a wide range of conditions, including:

— Minor injuries such as sprains, strains and fractures.

— Cuts, burns and wound care.

— Cold and flu symptoms.

— Ear, nose and throat infections.

— Respiratory conditions.

— Skin conditions and rashes.

— Minor allergic reactions.

— Employer and occupational health services.

— Sports and other physicals.

— On-site X-ray and laboratory services.

“Our goal is to deliver the same exceptional care patients expect from Bingham Healthcare, with the convenience and accessibility of an urgent care setting,” Erickson said. “This clinic reflects our patient-centered approach and helps ensure people can receive the right level of care in the right setting, close to home.”