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Big Country Mobile Med

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Mobile urgent care & IV therapy in Abilene. We bring medical & wellness care to your home or office. He does home visits/sick visits for all ages.

Big Country Mobile is lead by a Clay, a Family Nurse Practitioner, with extensive background in ER, ICU, and family medicine. Basic testing on site for strep, flu, and covid. Steroid shots, antibiotic shots, prescriptions, suturing, abscess drainage, DOT physicals, and IV therapy all at the clients location. Even offers phone visits where you can get prescriptions sent in over a phone call or text. VIP experience with a top-notch medical provider. (325)669-2808

www.bigcountrymobilemed.com

11/03/2026

Always thankful for the reviews!!!

11/03/2026

Did you know about 1 in 3 Americans will be diagnosed with cancer during their lifetime?

That statistic isn't meant to scare you. It's a reminder to pay attention to your body.

Most symptoms are not cancer, but some shouldn't be ignored.

Talk with your healthcare provider if you notice:

• Unexplained weight loss
• Persistent fatigue
• Pain that won't go away
• Changes in bowel habits
• Unusual bruising or bleeding
• A cough or hoarseness that lingers
• A new lump or swollen lymph node
• A mole or skin lesion that's changing in size, shape, or color

Screening saves lives, too.

✔️ Colorectal cancer screening: Begin at age 45 for most adults (earlier if you're high risk).
✔️ Breast cancer: Most women should begin regular mammograms around age 40, based on their risk factors and after discussing with their healthcare provider.
✔️ Cervical cancer: Routine Pap tests and HPV screening are recommended for women beginning in early adulthood.
✔️ Lung cancer: Annual low-dose CT scans may be recommended for certain adults ages 50-80 with a significant smoking history.
✔️ Skin cancer: Perform regular skin checks and have concerning lesions evaluated promptly.

The good news is that many cancers are highly treatable when found early.

Most of the time, these symptoms have a much less serious explanation, but if something doesn't feel right, don't ignore it. Listening to your body and getting checked could make all the difference.

Early detection saves lives. ❤️

11/03/2026

🚨 We currently are unable to accept debit/credit cards.

Payment processors simply don’t want to work with medical services at all. This is our third system to be dropped from over the last 6 years. No warnings. No nothing other than in 24 hours you will be kicked out of the system.

We will continue to accept cash, check, Venmo, or CashApp during this transition until we can find a new payment processor system in the next days to weeks.

Thanks for your continued support

Clay

11/01/2026

Did You Know?

Diabetes is about more than a high blood sugar number.

Over time, high blood sugar slowly damages the small blood vessels and nerves throughout your body. That's why uncontrolled diabetes can affect nearly every major organ. Think of the high blood sugar as a big bully, traveling your blood stream and beating up the organs along the way.

Brain: Higher risk of stroke and memory problems
Eyes: Can damage the retina, leading to vision loss or blindness
Heart: Greatly increases the risk of heart attacks and heart disease
Kidneys: One of the leading causes of kidney failure and dialysis
Feet & Nerves: Nerve damage can cause numbness, burning, pain, and slow-healing wounds that may lead to amputations

The difficult part is that this damage often happens silently for years before symptoms appear. That's why regular checkups, blood sugar control, healthy eating, exercise, and taking prescribed medications are so important.

The encouraging news? Even small improvements in blood sugar can significantly reduce your risk of complications. It's never too late to start taking control of your health.

10/31/2026

This time of year gets really spooky.

Hope everybody has a fun and safe Halloween!

10/30/2026

Did You Know?

Kitchen fires happen fast. Be ready before they happen.

A fire extinguisher and a fire blanket are inexpensive tools that can make a huge difference in an emergency.

✔️ Keep them where they’re easy to reach.
✔️ Learn how to use them before you need them.
✔️ Never use water on a grease fire.

A few minutes of preparation today could protect your home and the people you love.

10/29/2026

Did You Know?

⚡ Shingles is more than just a rash.

It can cause postherpetic neuralgia (burning, stabbing, or aching nerve pain) that can last for months or even years after the rash disappears.

The good news is that early treatment matters. Antiviral medications work best when started within 72 hours of the rash appearing and may help reduce the severity of the illness and the risk of long-term nerve pain.

If you’re 50 or older, ask your healthcare provider about the Shingrix vaccine. It’s highly effective at preventing shingles and its complications.

Don’t ignore a painful rash, especially if it’s only on one side of your body. Getting evaluated early can make a big difference.

10/27/2026

Did you know?

Colon cancer often develops quietly.

That’s one reason screening and paying attention to changes in your body are so important.

Possible warning signs can include:
Blood in or on the stool
A persistent change in bowel habits (diarrhea, constipation, or narrowing of the stool)
Ongoing abdominal pain or cramping
Unexplained weight loss
Fatigue
Iron deficiency anemia, especially in adults without an obvious cause

It’s important to remember that these symptoms don’t automatically mean colon cancer. Many can be caused by much more common conditions like hemorrhoids, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), infections, or diverticular disease.

However, persistent symptoms should never be ignored. The earlier colon cancer is found, the more treatment options are available and the better the chances of a cure.

Current guidelines recommend that most adults at average risk begin colon cancer screening at age 45, while people with a strong family history or certain medical conditions may need screening even earlier.

Listen to your body. If something doesn’t seem right, don’t put off getting it checked.

10/25/2026

If you love the local gems that make Abilene special… don’t miss this one.

At Big Country Mobile Med, we’re proud to be part of the Abilene community. Whether you need mobile urgent care, IV hydration, a steroid shot, or treatment for a minor illness, we’ll bring healthcare directly to your home or office. We respect your time and experience.

No waiting room. No crowded lobby. Just convenient, personalized care when you need it most.

Learn more or book online: www.BigCountryMobileMed.com

10/23/2026

Did you know?

AZO Standard can help with the burning and urgency, but it doesn’t treat the infection.

If you think you have a UTI, don’t ignore it. Untreated UTIs can worsen or spread to the kidneys.

Symptom relief is important. Treating the infection is even more important.

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Abilene, TX
79602

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 6pm
Saturday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+13256692808

Website

http://www.bigcountrymobilemed.com/

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