How to Use Access Walk-In Injury Clinic

We’ve all been in that situation: it is a Saturday morning and your child wakes up with a fever or a sore throat. Your pediatrician is not available and you are forced to go to the emergency room. If you live on or visit the Seacoast of New Hampshire you finally have another option.

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Keep an Eye Out for Heat Illness This Summer

Heat illness is the third most common cause of death in athletes behind cardiac and head injuries, but is distinguished from these other causes because it is entirely preventable. Proper awareness, prevention, and treatment will hopefully decrease the approximately 400 deaths per year in the United States.

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Have Joint Pain? Ultrasound-Guided Injections Can Help

The improved performance of ultrasound-guided injections leads to a decrease in health care costs per patient, while improving patient care.

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Walk-In Clinic – Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Access Walk-In injury Clinic?

The Access Walk-In Injury Clinic is a state licensed non-emergency walk-in care center. This means that we can take care of injuries or illnesses that are of a minor nature.

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Keep Fingers and Hands Safe: Practice Snowblower Safety

Each year, hundreds of people suffer injuries to their fingers or hands due to the improper handling of snowblowers. Access Sports Medicine and Orthopaedics would like to provide you with patient information to help you avoid these injuries during the winter season.

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Protecting Your Best Asset! Helmet Use in Winter Sports

Wearing a helmet should become as routine as wearing a coat and gloves to protect ourselves and our loved ones from potential head injuries.

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