Ambulatory Clinic: Fill & Download for Free

Santa Clara Valley Medical Center accepts all patients in Santa Clara County regardless of ability to pay. It is a acute care hospital and network of clinics owned and operated by the County of Santa Clara, which comprises San Jose and surrounding Silicon Valley communities (Palo Alto in the north to Gilroy in the south). The hospital and ambulatory clinic system is huge--I imagine it is the largest publicly owned system of care in Northern California.

No ambulatory clinic is a carbon copy of another, so several questions must be answered first:What services will be offered? (consultations, surgeries, diagnostics, or something else?)What is the size of the clinic?Where will it be located? (real estate, salary, insurance and other considerations)Are there other clinics that can pool purchasing power for greater equipment, supplies and staffing savings?Will accreditation be pursued?That's just a few of the questions I would need before I could attempt to answer more in-depth. That's because the way you worded your question is too ambiguous to take it farther. Ambulatory simply means that no overnight stay is contemplated. It does not infer a surgery center only, a walk-in clinic, or a doctor's office or dentist office. Now do you see why it is impossible to detail further.With regard to a template for an ambulatory clinic, I've never seen one and I wouldn't trust one without lots of filtering first if I had. Each one is different. If you've seen one; you've seen ONE.But you've asked a question that I suspect is not what you want to know. It is like the story of a person who walks into the home improvement center and tells the salesperson "I want to buy a drill". No he doesn't, the reality is he wants to drill a hole. What do you really want to know, specifically? Maybe then, we can help you.

I’ve been here. My exhusband didn’t pay child support for the first 2 years after we left. Then he bags laying a little here and there, then completely stopped again. A few months after that , he began working under the table at an ambulatory clinic.I basically hadn’t ever cared that he didn’t pay because I was doing so well. The kids had a card that they’d check if he’d paid, if he had they spent it. But then I got hurt and needed help. I’d salready been through complete hell because that guy, raised the children solo. I just wanted a little help—He decided he wanted to pay under the table in a bluebird card . Mind you there’s a court order and I’m not going against a court order unlawfully. Plus he wanted us to beg. The children would call and beg him for money (literally beg) and he’d give them 20 on a trash card. 20 bucks for six children.I’d never once asked that guy for anything. Never once took a sick day and he gave us nothing. The children and I, left with nothing. Plus, the entire time I was married to him I made sure he paid for his first born child. But there was no good woman standing behind him to reciprocate the gesture for me.Then one day I met a woman who told me tgat I wasn’t protecting my children by not going after the scumbag for support—-she was right. If the noncustodial parent doesn’t pay, then your children pay with sufferage.Take the deadbeat to court and make him have some respect for your children!