July 15, 2013
July 15, 2013 -- ZoomCare the innovative Oregon healthcare company that is building the world's first neighborhood and smart phone-based health care system announced the opening of its newest clinic located on SE Woodstock Boulevard, between 44th and 45th Avenues. With the addition of the Woodstock clinic, ZoomCare now owns and operates 20 neighborhood clinics in Oregon, Washington and Idaho. ZoomCare in SE Woodstock provides complete primary care for a broad range of illnesses, injuries and preventive care. Patients can use their phone or computer to reserve same-day, no-wait appointments via zoomcare.com; they pay a fair flat price using insurance or self-pay; and they have on-line control of all their medical records. For patients who live or work in Portland’s eastside neighborhoods, the clinic in SE Woodstock adds to the convenient network of clinics that are easily accessible by walking, biking or public transportation [see www.zoomcare.com for eastside neighborhood locations: NE Alberta, East Burnside, SE Hawthorne, Sellwood-Moreland, N. Mississippi and Cascade Station]. “Our Woodstock clinic allows us to connect even more patients to the comprehensive, no-wait care they want in the convenience of their own neighborhoods,” said Dave Sanders, M.D. CEO and co-founder of ZoomCare. “This year, we've made our neighborhood clinics the go-to place for patients to achieve healthier lives, whether that means the right care for an illness or injury, a wellness check-up, a lab test or picking up their medications or visiting with a specialist.” Portland, Oregon-based ZoomCare is a privately-held company started in 2006 by David Sanders M.D. and Albert DiPiero M.D.
