Ambulatory Therapy Clinic

Mercy’s Ambulatory Therapy Clinic (ATC) is located in the South Addition of the hospital on the first floor. The clinic opened in Dec. 2001 in order to offer Douglas County residents an opportunity to receive many hospital services on an outpatient basis instead of being admitted to the hospital. The patients are cared for in a comfortable and relaxing setting and released immediately following their treatment.

The ATC has seven patient rooms, allowing seven individuals to be treated at one time. Patients can be seen for both short- and long-term treatments, including:

• Wound care
• Blood transfusions
• Blood work
• Chemotherapy
• Remicade infusions
• Iron infusions
• IV therapies
• Multiple daily injections
• Lab draws from central lines and mediports
• Refill and reprogramming of implanted pain pumps (Synchromed pumps)

Debbie Boswell is the clinic director at the ATC, as well as the clinic director at the Mercy Health Clinic in Canyonville. If you’d like to speak with someone at the clinic, please call 677-4394.