Freedom Urgent Care Launches Mobile and Online Appointment Setting with iTriage App

Harker Heights, TX, April 22, 2012 --(PR.com)-- Freedom Urgent Care® today announced a new online and mobile appointment setting feature through a partnership with iTriage® – a one-stop health care app that lets users access medical information instantly from their computers and smartphones.

“Now more than ever, people are on the go, and we are dedicated to offering the latest technology to the members of our community when they have an immediate medical need,” said Philip Ossowski, PA-C. “The mobile and online appointment setting tool provides our patients with a convenient resource to better manage their health.”

iTriage is available as a free download from app stores for iPhone® and Android™ mobile phones, and is also accessible from any Internet-enabled device at www.iTriageHealth.com. Users of iTriage can also find information on:

· Symptoms
· Diseases
· Medical Procedures
· Medications
· Health news and alerts
· A nationwide database of every medical provider in the country

About Freedom Urgent Care
Located at 300 West Central Expressway in the Shops of Modoc, Freedom Urgent Care provides walk-in service with extended weekday and weekend hours for non-life threatening illness or injury. Board-certified physicians, physician assistants and nurse practitioners are experienced in treating most fields of medicine including pediatrics and geriatrics. A variety of diagnostic and preventative services are provided including lab work, x-rays, laceration repairs, vaccinations, physicals and occupational medicine. For more information, please visit http://www.freedomurgentcare.com.

About iTriage
iTriage LLC, headquartered in Denver, Colorado, is a global health care technology company founded in 2008 by two emergency medicine physicians. The company’s market-leading platform and mobile/Web applications offer a proprietary Symptom-to-Provider™ pathway that empowers consumers to make better health care decisions. iTriage helps people answer the two most common medical questions: “What could be wrong?” and “Where should I go for treatment?” Millions of consumers around the globe have downloaded the free iTriage mobile app on their iPhone and Android devices, and thousands of health care providers use iTriage to reach and communicate critical facility and service information to patients. For more information, please visit http://about.iTriageHealth.com.