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Atlanta Urgent Care to Open New center on Clairmont Road

Atlanta Urgent Care is opening a new office on Clairmont Road. CONTRIBUTED
Atlanta Urgent Care is opening a new office on Clairmont Road. CONTRIBUTED
By Pamela Miller
July 4, 2019

Atlanta Urgent Care recently announced plans to move its Druid Hills location to the Clairmont Road and Briarcliff Road intersection, near I-85. The new address is 2738 Clairmont Road, Atlanta, GA, 30329.

Atlanta Urgent Care offers urgent care from board-certified ER doctors with no referral or appointment necessary. According to a press release, patients can be seen for non-emergent injuries and illnesses such as coughs, colds, fractures, lacerations, sinus pain, abscesses, burns, asthma, nausea, pink eye, rashes, and more. There is an x-ray available on site, and lab tests are available, as well. Other services include school and sports physicals, and flu shots available anytime during open hours.

Atlanta Urgent Care accepts most insurance, including Medicare. Affordable self-pay rates are also available.

Atlanta Urgent Care’s Peachtree office is remaining in its current location.

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