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Walk-in clinic wait times

No appointment necessary. Wait times are updated every 15 minutes.
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60+ minutes Outside regular
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Medcenter One Walk-in Clinic North
Serving all ages
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Medcenter One Walk-in Clinic Downtown
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Medcenter One Pediatric Walk-in Clinic
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Infectious disease

Dr. Kent Martin, an infectious disease and internal medicine specialist, is a certified Diplomat in Infectious Disease through the American Board of Medical Specialties (ABMS).

He is available for lectures regarding infectious disease; infectious disease consultation and travel medicine.

For more information, call 701.323.8030 or visit with your Medcenter One doctor.

Tetanus

Tetanus shots recommended for those at-risk because of the flood

A tetanus shot is recommended for anyone who has not had a tetanus shot in the past 10 years and is sandbagging or working in flood water.

There is a supply of tetanus vaccines available 8 a.m.—9 p.m. Monday—Friday or 10 a.m.—4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday at the Medcenter One Walk-in Clinic Downtown and North locations. The state has provided Medcenter One clinics with free vaccines for underinsured people or people without insurance who have flood-related needs. Patients do not need to see a doctor and there is no co-pay, but there is a $13.90 vaccine injection fee.

To find out if you are at risk for tetanus and need a vaccine, please click here.

Swine flu in the news

Are face masks effective?  4.29.09
With swine flu spreading, many people have purchased masks to protect themselves. Dr. Kent Martin, Medcenter One infectious disease specialist, explains the effectiveness of these masks.
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Swine flu health concern  4.27.09
The swine flu has caused the U.S. Department of Health to declare a public emergency. Dr. Kent Martin, Medcenter One infectious disease, shares swine flu treatment and prevention tips.
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Swine flu  4.27.09
Dr. Kent Martin, Medcenter One infectious disease, explains that while the swine flu has spread quickly, there is no need to panic.
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Swine flu  4.27.09
North Dakota does not have any reported cases of swine flu yet. Dr. Paul Grooms, emergency doctor, says this strain of influenza has the potential to become more of a widespread problem.
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Doctor

Dr. Kent Martin
Infectious disease

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Nurse practitioner

Rebecca Andes, F.N.P.-C
Infectious disease


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Contact information

Medcenter One Q&R Clinic
Fourth floor
222 N. Seventh St.
Bismarck, N.D. 58501

For appointments, call: 701.323.8030
Fax: 701.323.5885

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