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SimGamingDungeon
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2 days ago

Feature Idea: Local Outpatient Clinics & Routine Healthcare Gameplay

Hear me out... This is my first time making a suggestion, but while playing The Sims 4 I came up with this idea: what if we could build and visit local outpatient clinics for regular checkups, blood work, and routine wellness care?

While Get To Work gives us a full hospital for emergencies and births, everyday gameplay is missing those smaller, realistic health moments. Having neighborhood clinics would add so much depth to both storytellers and buillders!

Here are a few key features that would make this an amazing addition:

New Lot Type & Objects

  • Outpatient Clinic Lot: A smaller, customizable lot requiring just a waiting room, an exam table, and a small lab station.
  • New Equipment: Phlebotomy/ lad stations, centrifuges, blood draw chairs, and height/weight exam scales.

Everyday Gameplay & Interactions

  • Routine Checkups: Sims of all ages can schedule annual physicals or wellness exams to get a "Clean Bill of Health" or "Reassured" moodlet.
  • Lab Work & Blood Draws: Sims can have blood drawn for routine lad tests or participate in community blood drives.
  • Child & Toddler Care: Kids and toddlers can visit for required school physicals, growth checkups, or routine shots (complete with a "Get a Lollipop" moodlet!).

Careers & Sides Gigs

  • Phlebotomist/ Clinic Nurse Role: An active career or side gig focused on checking in patients, taking vital signs, drawing blood, and running lab samples.

I'd love to hear what everyone else thinks! Would you use neighborhood clinics in your saves?

 

1 Reply

  • It would be nice if they updated Get to Work to add interactions for the sims who aren't in those particular careers, so sims could visit the hospital for the purpose of health checks, or visit a sick relative, for for new baby. Also, for police station would be nice if sims could go and report a theft or nuisance, or maybe be summoned for  a line-up, or testimony, pay a ticket, and maybe see police patrol the streets, give out tickets, make arrests, etc.  

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