Sterling Urgent Care has recently announced the opening of its latest location in Boise, situated at the intersection of Broadway and West Beacon St. The new location is right next to Boise State University, and has been designed keeping the college community in mind. The clinic will offer the same trusted urgent care services that are available at all Sterling locations, infused with a vibrant college vibe. In addition to the core services, Sterling Urgent Care at Boise State University will offer specialized services tailored to the unique needs of college students, including mental health support, IV infusions, treatment for sexually transmitted infections (STIs), and weight-loss programs. These specialized services aim to address the specific health and wellness concerns of college students, ensuring they have access to comprehensive healthcare resources right on campus. Sterling Urgent Care is also introducing a special college membership plan that offers healthcare coverage for an entire trimester at an affordable rate. The individual memberships are priced at $120 per trimester, while family memberships for up to four individuals are available for $250 per trimester.
“We are thrilled to bring Sterling Urgent Care’s exceptional healthcare services to the Boise State University community,” said Dan Kenning, Director of Marketing at Sterling Urgent Care. “Our new location represents our commitment to providing accessible, affordable, and student-focused healthcare to all individuals, ensuring that everyone can access the care they need, when they need it.”
Sterling Urgent Care’s new location will provide a wide range of healthcare services, including specialized services for college students, on-site x-rays, labs, and prescription services. In addition, they will also offer Occupational Medicine, physicals and drug testing. This expansion highlights Sterling Urgent Care’s commitment towards providing accessible and high-quality healthcare services to everyone, irrespective of their background or circumstances.
