Mercury Street Medical group, PLLC

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Dr Patrick Gallus  specializes in Emergency Medicine and will provide care to walk-in patients' more urgent needs. 

Same-day visits for:

• bad cold/flu/covid
• infections 
• lacerations/cuts
• embedded objects
• pregnancy testing

Hours for walk-in visits are 8-5pm Mon-Thurs, and new and established patients are welcome, age 1 year and up.

Nikki Buck, FNP-C: Women's Health, Primary Care, DOT exams

David Chamberlain, MD: Primary Care

Rebecca Romine, CNP: Primary Care 

John Pullman, MD: Primary Care and Infectious Disease Consultation

Paul Siddoway, MD: Primary Care

Erin Williams Leber, PA-C: Primary Care and Infectious Disease with Dr. Pullman

NOTE: patients who are unwilling to be vaccinated should not expect to get an infectious disease consultation.

Laboratory Services

7:30 AM-4:30 pm Mon-Thurs

The Mercury Street Laboratory is open to patients for all types of specimen collection, including DOT-qualified urine collection. 

Patients

do not need to have a Mercury Street Medical provider to use lab 

services. Ask your doctor to send orders or bring the orders in your

hand. 

No appointment is necessary.

Clinical Trials that are currently enrolling include:

· Obesity

· Candidiasis 

· Severe Community Acquired Pneumonia

· Diabetes Type II 

· RSV Treatment

-Hypothyroidism

-Prevention of Atherosclerotic Cardiovascular Disease in Patients with CKD or Obesity

-Recurrent C-difficile

- Reduction of Major Adverse Cardiovascular Events in Adults with Elevated Lipoprotein(a)

 Why Would I Want to Consider Participating in a Clinical Trial? As a volunteer in a clinical trial, you have the opportunity to be involved in important research that may bring about advances in science and health care. Volunteers are needed in all areas of research, from trials in healthy volunteers to studies of specific diseases.