Mee Memorial Healthcare System Launches Convenient Sick Visit Self-Scheduling for Patients

King City, Calif., 27 August 2025 — Mee Memorial Healthcare System has officially launched a new self-scheduling system for sick visits, allowing established patients to book appointments quickly and conveniently directly from their phone or computer--making it easier than ever for patients to receive the care they need when they’re feeling unwell.

With this new service, patients no longer have to wait on hold or adjust their schedules around clinic call times. Instead, they can go online, select an available time that works for them, and reserve an appointment for common illnesses such as cold and flu symptoms, sore throat, minor infections, or other non-emergency concerns.

“This new self-scheduling tool is part of our commitment to improving access to care and making the patient experience as smooth as possible,” said Heidi Pattison, Director of Outpatient Services. “When you or your child isn’t feeling well, you need easy, reliable access to care. This system helps reduce stress and ensures patients get seen promptly.”

The self-scheduling option is available 24/7 through Mee Memorial’s website. Appointments are offered at multiple Mee Memorial clinics, giving patients flexible options for same-day or next-day care.

For more information, and to schedule your next sick visit online, please visit: www.meememorial.com

Mee Memorial Healthcare System is dedicated to delivering culturally sensitive, patient-centered care with the highest standards of service. The Mee Memorial network includes a hospital in King City with emergency services, acute care services, surgical services, skilled nursing, transitional care, rehabilitative services, and diagnostic imaging services, among others. The system also has several comprehensive outpatient clinics, a Clinic, and a Children’s Health and Wellness Center in King City, and the Albert and Donna Oliveira Clinic, a full-service primary care facility in Greenfield.

MMHS is the primary healthcare organization serving the rural communities of Southern Monterey County. MMHS serves nearly 80,000 residents across a 50-mile stretch of Southern Monterey County, from the agricultural communities of Soledad to Bradley.

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