Immigration Physicals ON HOLD beginning 8/1/2023.

Dear Patients, Shane Swanson, M.D. has recently submitted his Application to perform USCIS Immigration Physicals. If his Approval to perform the I-693 examinations is not received by 7/30/2023, we will NOT be able to perform them until we do receive his Approval. Our other Staff Physician, Mark Pierce, M.D., who is approved to do them, will no longer be available on our schedule after 7/31/2023. We hope this unfortunate situation will be resolved soon. It now depends on the US...

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We are performing IMMIGRATION PHYSICALS as of 2/8/2023.

We are happy to announce we are doing IMMIGRATION PHYSICALS Again!! Beginning immediately we will begin performing Immigration Physicals. We are here 7 days per week. And currently 2 appointments for Physicals per day are available. PLEASE Sign-in Online the day you would like to be seen. We will call you with your Appointment time (11am or 1pm) for that day. Be sure to Sign-in early as only 2 appointments/per day may fill up fast. Also please keep in mind,...

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It’s Flu Shot Season!

No Insurance ~ Cash Pay pricing $30 and No need to sign in online. For Cash pay patients you may come in during office hours, sign the Flu Shot information form and we will take care of you as soon as possible. If billing insurance, please do sign-in online first to save You time in the Lobby, then head on in! We will take care of you as soon as possible as well. Happy Holidays everyone.

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IMMIGRATION PHYSICALS can be performed at Hilltop Medical Clinic

Please Note: Our Civil Surgeon will not sign off on any immigration physicals unless the applicant (patient) has had their covid vaccines. We do not sign exceptions. Thank you so very much. You are recommended to sign-in online at HilltopMedicalClinic.com from 7am-11am, 7 days per week, and we will perform your physical between 10am-3pm that day. Again, sign-in the day you would like to do your physical. Please be sure to bring vaccine records, official photo ID and if you...

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WE OFFER LOCAL-TELEMEDICINE SERVICES

The risk of spreading infectious respiratory illnesses can be reduced by covering nose and mouth when coughing and sneezing with tissue or flexed elbow, wearing an N95 mask, social distancing and/or isolating when ill. What is the difference between Telemedicine and Local-Telemedicine? Many national companies have opened tele-medicine/tele-health services. These medical providers do not have access to your medical information, nor do they have a local office where they can assist you further if necessary. Hilltop Medical Clinic now offers...

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Summer Skin Care Tips

by Elizabeth Stratte, M.D. Pediatric Dermatology Specialist Even if you’re largely staying indoors due to social distancing, as temperatures start to rise, it’s important to take a serious look at your current skin-care routine and make some changes to be summer-ready. ACNE BREAKOUTSSummer sweat can clog your pores. To help prevent acne, blot sweat from your skin with a clean towel or cleansing cloth whenever you fell sweaty. Wiping can irritate your skin, which can lead to a breakout, so...

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Seasonal Allergies by Michael Jorde, M.D.

Northern California and specifically Shasta County, is known for its high pollen counts.  Ample ragweed and oak growth result in these elevated pollen levels and bring about seasonal allergy symptoms for local residents.   Itchy eyes and nasal congestion are characteristic symptoms of seasonal allergy.  Over-the-counter medications including nasal steroids and non-sedating antihistamines are effective initial treatment strategies for these symptoms. Should the initial treatments not provide relief from allergies, the patient should seek medical care from their primary care physician...

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