Our building is experiencing some major upgrades today! We are actively working on several large upgrades that will include new Xray services for our area!
We will resume normal hours on Monday 01/22/24!
¡Estamos mejorando nuestro edificio hoy! ¡Estamos trabajando activamente en varias actualizaciones importantes que incluirán nuevos servicios de rayos X para nuestra área!
¡Retornamos al horario normal el lunes 22/01/24!
We are closed 05/6-05/7 & for the Cinco De Mayo events 05/13 & 05/14!
One of the biggest barriers to care is availability. We do our best to be open seven days a week to provide you with an opportunity to be seen.
Any questions or to make an appointment please call 402-731-9100
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Una de las barreras principales para la atención medica es la disponibilidad. Hacemos todo lo posible para estar abiertos los siete días de la semana para brindarle la oportunidad de ser visto.
Cualquier pregunta o para ser una cita por favor llame al 402-731-9100
If you are finding us it means you are looking for quality healthcare for your family. We are SOUTH OMAHA MEDICAL! A proud local business in the heart of South Omaha. We immigrated to this country from Ecuador in 1983. We are a family of immigrants that have lived in this country for over 35 years and have been practicing family medicine since the beginning. We are one of Omaha’s oldest fully bilingual clinics and have been in the area since 1991! We are proud to be part of South Omaha.
We specialize in Family Medicine and Ketamine IV Infusion therapy. Additionally, we consider ourselves experts in immigration and naturalization physicals/ medical exams. We have helped countless families find their homes in the USA and we continue to support safe and legal immigration. Please reach out to us if you have questions or want to learn more.
We were fortunate enough to get the opportunity to collaborate with the South Omaha Mural Project on a Native American tribute on the side of our building. The “mural was created in tribute to the strength and importance of women in the Native American community.”
SOMP collaborated with the community and worked closely to bring an image that was both impactful and full of meaning. The collaboration allowed many voices to be heard and be portrayed in the powerful imagery. Please visit the SOMP site to learn about the many details involved in the project.
Please enjoy some of our photos below as well as a link to KMTV and a small piece they did on the mural.
We will be closed this weekend in order to join the Cinco de Mayo parade and celebrate! Look for us in the parade and ask us about t-shirts and freebies. If you have questions/concerns please call the answering service (402-731-9100).
Nosotros estaremos cerrados este fin de semana para celebrar el Cinco de Mayo y participar en el desfile de la 24. Busque nos en el desfile para ver si tenemos camisetas y regalitos. Si tienen preguntas/preocupación por favor llame al servicio de telefono de la clinic (402-731-9100).
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Our South Omaha Mural project is drawing to close and coming out fantastic! Here it is featured in the Omaha World Herald. We are excited to see what other future projects we can participate in and bring to our community.
Here is a short portion of the article:
“A series of murals throughout South Omaha are capturing the area’s rich history of immigration, ranging from the early waves of Irish and Poles to more recent arrivals from Mexico and Central America.
The South Omaha Mural Project will consist of 10 community-based murals. Each work aims to depict the culture, history and ethnic heritage of groups that settled in South Omaha neighborhoods, said David Catalan, the former president of the South Omaha Business Association.
One of the sets that has been started is the Plaza De La Raza Mural Group, which shares the stories of people of Mexican, Salvadoran, Guatemalan and Honduran heritage living in South Omaha. Each culture will be depicted on one of four walls that border the Plaza de la Raza.
The Mexican Heritage Mural has been completed. It is the work of six local artists who listened to stories from Omaha’s Mexican community during months of meetings.”
The photo and the rest of the article can be found in the Omaha World Herald.
S.O.M.A. is proud to be a sponsor of the South Omaha Mural Project! A series of ten community-based murals depicting the culture, history, and ethnic heritage of groups that settled in South Omaha neighborhoods.
The Plaza De La Raza Mural Group is the next part of the the vision and it may eventually include four works in the series that will share the stories of people of Mexican, Salvadoran, Guatemalan, and Honduran heritage living in South Omaha. The designing and painting of the Mexican Mural will take place in February-July of 2016.
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