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<p>The Wyoming Area Kiwanis Club heard a presentation by Melissa Chisdock, center manager for Med Express. Chisdock discussed the two Med Express centers in Wilkes-Barre and Edwardsville which have been in operation for four years closing the gap between the primary care physician and the emergency room. Services are available seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. and have an MD, physician&#8217;s assistant and registered nurses on duty providing full service medical care with no appointments necessary and most visits are less than one hour. With their early childhood education program it can tie in with the Kiwanis Young Children Priority One program and plans are being formulated to use their materials for a child development program. At the presentation from left are Melissa Chisdock and Mike Coolbaugh, Kiwanis president.</p><style>
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Wyoming Area Kiwanis hear of services of Med Express