(Slideshow) The University of Utah’s men’s health clinic
Men’s health clinics are becoming a place where men can come in and get all or most of their health care needs met in one visit. These clinics, the subject of a recent article in Urology Times, differ in design and layout but are the same in their focus on providing comprehensive health care for men. This slideshow offers a look at the Center for Reconstructive Urology and Men’s Health, University of Utah, Salt Lake City
Men's health clinics, the subject of a recent article in Urology Times, differ in design and layout but are the same in their focus on providing comprehensive health care for men.
The Center for Reconstructive Urology and Men’s Health, University of Utah Health Care, Salt Lake City is housed in the South Jordan Health Center.
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South Jordan Health Center entrance.
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A flat-screen TV adds a masculine feel to the reception area at the University of Utah Health Care men’s health center.
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The University of Utah Health Care men’s health center provides beverages for patients in its reception area.
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The University of Utah Health Care men’s health center provides a variety of snacks for patients.
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An exam room at the University of Utah Health Care men's health center. "What we're moving toward is a model where these guys come in and essentially get all or most of their health care needs met in one visit," Dr. Hotaling said.
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The University of Utah Health Care men's health center offers flat screen televisions not only in the waiting room, but also in procedure rooms.
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"If someone really needs to see a primary care doctor, I can literally walk them down the hall and get them in that day," said Dr. Hotaling.
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