Don’t Wait! Get Rabies Post-Exposure Treatment at Nao Medical

As a responsible pet owner or animal lover, you take all the necessary precautions to prevent rabies. But sometimes, despite our best efforts, accidents happen. If you’ve been exposed to rabies, it’s important to act quickly to prevent the virus from taking hold. That’s where Nao Medical urgent care comes in.

What is Rabies?

Rabies is a deadly virus that affects the nervous system. It’s transmitted through the saliva of infected animals, usually through a bite or scratch. Once symptoms appear, there’s no cure, which is why it’s so important to get post-exposure treatment as soon as possible.

Why Choose Nao Medical Urgent Care for Rabies Post-Exposure Treatment?

At Nao Medical, we understand how scary it can be to realize you’ve been exposed to rabies. That’s why we offer rabies post-exposure treatment at our state-of-the-art urgent care clinics in NYC. Our caring staff and innovative technology will make sure you get the care you need quickly and efficiently.

Unlike traditional urgent care chains, we take a whole body and mind approach to healthcare. In addition, we offer a wide range of services, including preventive care, mental health, nutrition, and women’s health. Our clinics are beautifully designed and our patient experience is second to none.

We’re deeply committed to our communities and believe that everyone should have access to high-quality, affordable healthcare. That’s why we offer short wait times, lower costs compared to emergency care, and a strong telemedicine and after hours service so that patients can get care how and when they need it.

How to Get Rabies Post-Exposure Treatment at Nao Medical Urgent Care

If you’ve been exposed to rabies, don’t wait! Visit one of our Nao Medical urgent care clinics in NYC to get rabies post-exposure treatment. Our caring staff will make sure you’re comfortable and well-informed throughout the process.

FAQs

What is rabies post-exposure treatment?

• It is a series of shots that help prevent the virus from taking hold if you’ve been exposed to rabies.