How to Use clinic in a Sentence
clinic
noun- He checked into a drug rehab clinic.
- The clinic is offering free screening for diabetes.
- A local club is giving a fishing clinic on Saturday.
- The hospital is holding a pain clinic on Tuesday night for anyone interested in learning how to deal with chronic pain.
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The same is true for walking into a clinic or doctor's office to get a test.
—Cheyenne Haslett, ABC News, 31 Jan. 2023
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At the main health clinic, patients filled the hallways, resting on the floor and leaning against walls.
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At a village clinic a 30 minute drive away, the same man and another woman followed us in.
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Some have turned to state programs while others have chosen to go uninsured, relying on community clinics that offer free or low-cost care.
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After all, Freudenberger and his coworkers at the free clinic were struggling to patch the many holes of a healthcare system that valued profit above access.
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Reproductive-rights groups, anticipating a flurry of lawsuits, set up legal-defense funds for clinics.
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Kyrylenko said that 34 houses, two kindergartens, an outpatient clinic, a library, a cultural centre and other buildings were damaged in the strike.
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At a London clinic, about 11 percent of patients were transgender or nonbinary.
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Those might include clinic, nursing, radiologist and pharmacy fees.
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Warren waits for Bailey in the car in the parking lot to pick her up from the clinic.
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Mel was going to start back at the clinic today, but wants to be with Jack.
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Every street cat that’s taken to a clinic has the tip of one ear clipped off, to mark it as fixed.
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The new, temporary clinic opened on April 15 and will run until the end of May.
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The state converted the First Church of Christ into a health clinic.
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That’s part of what brought Laura and Eddie Aguilera to the clinic.
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It’s reopened walk-in tax clinics that shuttered as staffers quit over the years.
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Corktown's newest clinic is set to open in Hazel Park in 2024.
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The teacher was sent to the clinic to receive treatment for his injuries.
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One aid group further said the patients at one of its clinics are mostly pre-teens and teenagers.
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Staff at the local clinic scoff at the idea of someday providing IVF.
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The boy is too young to be criminally charged and was placed in a mental clinic.
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Patients must take it at a health care provider’s office or clinic.
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The dog collapsed in the street and was taken to a local emergency clinic.
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The clinic’s walls are adorned with drawings by kids and mountain landscapes.
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Most patients coming to the Fairview Heights clinic are no longer from the region, either.
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Gender clinics are available in some, but not all states.
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