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New urgent care center opening in Gwinnett

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By Amanda C. Coyne
June 25, 2019

A new urgent care facility is opening in Grayson, Gwinnett Medical Center announced.

ChoiceOne Urgent Care, a Gwinnett Medical Center partner, will open its new location on Loganville Highway on Juy 15. The facility will be open every day from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.

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ChoiceOne Urgent Care’s new Grayson facility will provide services including sports physicals, flu shots and lab tests. It will also offer traditional urgent care services: medical care that may merit immediate attention, but is not so urgent that it requires an emergency room visit. Appointments are not required for urgent care services.

This will be the third ChoiceOne Urgent Care in Gwinnett County. The company already has locations in Buford and Sugar Hill.

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