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AFC Urgent Care Natick handles countless DOT physicals in Natick every year, and we know how to get them done efficiently so you can get the necessary paperwork submitted on time. Best of all, you don’t even need an appointment – just stop right in whenever it’s time for your next exam. Our staff is dedicated to providing fast service with a smile so that our patients can get back to what matters most: doing what they love doing – and that means getting back behind the wheel as quickly as possible! If you're a commercial vehicle driver, transportation physicals are a necessary and important part of your job. But if you're honest about it, they're probably a little bit of a hassle, too. Every two years, you need to visit a doctor to get their stamp of approval so you can get back to work.

Business Email : kmakati@afcurgentcare.com

Services :

Urgent care
COVID testingt
Travel testing
apid testing
Walk-in clinic
Std testing
Travel medicine
Physicals
Sports physicals
Lab testing
On-site labs
Immunizations and vaccinations
Dot physicals
drug testing

WHY AFC SHOULD BE YOUR CHOICE IN HEALTH CARE

AFFORDABLE SERVICES
Urgent care clinics offer patients convenient and cost-effective services and care to meet their healthcare needs.

EASILY ACCESSIBLE
If an injury occurs that requires urgent care, our walk-in clinics are there for you with no appointment necessary.

CONVENIENT WALK-IN CARE
A majority of our patients require walk-in care and can usually return home faster compared to other medical care options.

Immediate Care, No Appointments Required.

Sandrine Tiller provides direct support to MSF operations and field teams through reflection and analysis that informs advocacy and practice.

Her expertise is in humanitarian issues, particularly in the politicisation of aid, civil-military issues and the current state of the aid system.

Her current work focuses on the following countries: Somalia, Syria, Libya, Yemen, Myanmar, Afghanistan.

Marc DuBois took over as Executive Director of MSF UK in March 2008 following six years in MSF’s Dutch headquarters working in support of MSF’s witnessing and advocacy activities. Marc spent a year based in Khartoum and another in Angola, also with MSF.

In addition to articles on humanitarian advocacy, Marc has published several pieces of short fiction and hopes to publish a collection of stories dealing with aid workers in Africa before setting his sights on writing a novel.