Patients First – Mahan

Patients First - Mahan is a medical clinic in Tallahassee, FL. The center provides urgent‑care and family‑medicine services, treating minor illnesses, injuries, and occupational health needs. It offers COVID‑19 PCR and rapid‑antigen testing, sports physicals, on‑site X‑rays, laboratory work, and telehealth visits. The clinic serves Tallahassee and surrounding neighborhoods including Capital Hills, Ferndale Place, Greater Brandt Hills, Hi‑Lo/Ty Ty, Inglewood and Old Town. With a rating of 4.70 based on 1,350 customer reviews, Patients First - Mahan is recognized for its reliable, walk‑in care.

The clinic’s mission is to deliver the perfect patient experience every time. Its operations are guided by five core principles: convenience, courtesy, caring, compliance and competence. Patients First - Mahan is open seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., remaining available 361 days a year. Walk‑ins are always welcome, and patients can reserve a place in line online to reduce wait time. In addition to in‑person visits, the clinic provides virtual appointments for conditions that do not require physical examinations or certain prescriptions.

Located on Mahan Drive, the clinic sits just a short distance from several local landmarks. It is about 0.3 mile from the Southeastern School of Health Sciences, a brief drive from North Magnolia Drive and East Tennessee Street, and roughly half a mile from Blair Stone Road.

Patients First - Mahan enjoys a strong local reputation, reflected in consistently high customer ratings, and an established track record built on a large base of reviews. These strengths underscore its role as a trusted provider of urgent and primary care in the Tallahassee community.

By focusing on convenient, high‑quality urgent‑care services, Patients First - Mahan has become a reliable health resource for residents of Tallahassee and its neighboring areas.

Services:

• Diagnostic Testing
• Occupational Health Services
• Physical Exams
• Telehealth Consultations
• Urgent Care Services