Action Health Staffing

Nurse Practitioner

Wilson, NC

Action Health Staffing has provided home care and medical staffing since 1999 across four Eastern North Carolina offices.

  • Families needing 24-hour care for dementia, debilitating illness, or serious injury
  • Non-medical assistance with bathing, meals, laundry, transportation, and household tasks
  • Hospital-to-home transitions

Mallory Moore, Fnp-bc

Nurse Practitioner

Wilson, NC

ECU Health North Hospital is associated with ECU Health services featuring National Pancreas Foundation-designated pancreatic cancer care and AACVPR-recognized pulmonary rehabilitation.

  • pancreatic cancer care
  • cardiovascular pulmonary rehabilitation
  • breastfeeding education

Eldridge Mark

Nurse Practitioner

Wilson, NC

Eastern Carolina Pediatrics offers pediatric care from newborn through age 18 with in-house laboratory and X-ray services.

  • Newborn follow-up after delivery at Wilson Medical Center
  • Routine well-child exams and sport physicals
  • Children needing immunizations or hearing and vision screening

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FAQ

Which Wilson nurse practitioner option treats children?

Eldridge Mark's practice provides pediatric care from newborns through age 18, including well-child exams, immunizations, sick visits, and ADHD medication management.

Where can children get Saturday urgent care in Wilson?

Eldridge Mark's pediatric practice lists Saturday urgent care from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. It does not list Sunday office visits.

Which local provider offers newborn follow-up and breastfeeding education?

Eldridge Mark's practice handles newborn follow-up after delivery at Wilson Medical Center. Mallory Moore's listed specialties include breastfeeding education and newborn-care education.

Can I get lab work or X-rays during a pediatric visit?

Eldridge Mark's practice lists both in-house laboratory and X-ray services.

Does Action Health Staffing provide independent nurse practitioner visits?

Its listed services focus on home care, transitional care, nursing assessments, injection training, and medical staffing. The enrichment specifically advises avoiding it if you are seeking an independently identified nurse practitioner practice.