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(242) 603-2276
(242) 356-2276
Emergency: (242) 806-2276
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Able Hands Primary Care Center is located in the Wilmacs Building, #48 Poinciana Drive.
Mailing address: CR 54148, Nassau, New Providence, Bahamas.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to common questions about Able Hands Primary Care Center.
What services are offered at Able Hands Primary Care Center?
Able Hands Primary Care Center offers a wide range of medical services including, but not limited to, general medical care, minor surgical procedures, mental health care, well and sick child care, school physicals and asthma treatment. For more complicated or complex cases, patients are referred to the relevant specialist or to the emergency room when appropriate.
Does Able Hands Primary Care Center see children?
Yes. Able Hands Primary Care Center provides care for infants, children and adolescents, including well child and sick visits. Children with unique challenges are referred to pediatric services.
Does Able Hands Primary Care Center offer immunizations?
No. Able Hands Primary Care Center no longer offers immunizations. Patients in need of immunizations are referred to available providers.
Is Able Hands Primary Care Center open on weekends and holidays?
No. The clinic is not open on weekends or holidays. However, even when closed, we can be reached on our emergency contact number: 806-2276.
Is Able Hands Primary Care Center an NHI provider?
Yes. Able Hands Primary Care Center provides health care for many National Health Insurance (NHI) beneficiaries.
Does Able Hands Primary Care Center accept private health insurance?
Yes. Able Hands Primary Care Center accepts private health insurance, including Colina, Atlantic Medical, Bahama Health and BAF.
What if I am uninsured?
Able Hands Primary Care Center accepts cash, credit cards and debit cards for uninsured patients.
Can I see the same doctor every time I visit?
Able Hands Primary Care Center makes every effort to ensure that you see your preferred provider, but sometimes this may not be possible for various reasons. When you are not able to see the doctor of your choice, we ensure that you are seen by an equally competent and compassionate physician until your assigned doctor returns to duty.
What information should I bring along with me when I visit?
If this is your first visit to Able Hands Primary Care Center, please bring a government issued ID. If you are taking any medications, bring them in their original packaging, not just the loose pills. If you are taking insulin or any other medication that requires refrigeration, leave the medication in your refrigerator and bring the package only.
Include both prescription and over-the-counter medications. If you have results such as laboratory reports, ECGs, x-rays, ultrasounds, CT scans or MRI scans, bring them along. If you have been hospitalized or seen by another doctor and have a discharge summary or medical referral, please bring these as well, as they provide important information about your past and current health.
Can I purchase my medication(s) at Able Hands Primary Care Center?
No. Able Hands Primary Care Center does not have a medication dispensary. Our preferred pharmacy is Wilmacs Pharmacy which is located in the same building, but patients are welcome to use any pharmacy of their choice.
Can I perform investigations such as ECG or imaging studies like mammogram or x-rays at Able Hands Primary Care Center?
No. ECGs and imaging studies such as mammograms or x-rays are not performed on-site. However, we have close relationships with outside agencies that accept our referrals for these investigations, and results are relayed to our clinic in a timely fashion.
Does Able Hands Primary Care Center provide laboratory services?
No. Laboratory testing is done through outside laboratories. For your convenience, your blood can be drawn at our clinic and a courier will deliver the samples to our associated lab for processing.
What happens if I need to see a specialist?
When needed, Able Hands Primary Care Center refers patients to the relevant specialist. We go the extra mile by helping to make the appointment for the patients while they are still in the clinic.
Can I get a medical report if I need one?
Yes. Medical reports, medical summaries or clinical letters can be requested at any time. They are available for a small fee. Referrals to specialists are given free of charge.
Can I get a copy of my medical records?
Yes. Patients can request a complete copy of their medical records by signing a records release form. Parents or guardians, or legal representatives such as Power-of-Attorney, legal guardians or personal lawyers must provide evidence of their relationship to the patient. A copy of this document will be placed in the patient’s file. A small fee will be charged to cover the cost of copies.
Able Hands Primary Care Center
48 Poinciana Drive, Nassau, Bahamas
Wilmacs Building