Gwinnett Medical Center opens new primary, specialty care facility

Gwinnett Medical Center has opened a new primary and specialty care facility in Suwanee.

The new practice will provide family medicine, obstetrics, gynecology, gastroenterology and cardiology services. The center at the intersection of Peachtree Industrial Boulevard and McGinniss Ferry Road boasts a “spa-like environment” and 24/7 online scheduling.

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“This new facility demonstrates the commitment GMC has to expanding its proactive healthcare and wellness options to benefit more Georgians,” said Phil Wolfe, president and CEO of Gwinnett Medical Center, in a release. “As an organization with deep ties to the region, it’s critical we provide solutions based on convenience for those with busy lifestyles.”

The center will be led by Dr. Hira Kohli.

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