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WellStar opens Vinings Health Park in Smyrna

Providing an array of services such as urgent care, physical therapy and a pharmacy, the WellStar Vinings Health Park has opened at 4441 Atlanta Road near I-285 in Smyrna. Contributed
Providing an array of services such as urgent care, physical therapy and a pharmacy, the WellStar Vinings Health Park has opened at 4441 Atlanta Road near I-285 in Smyrna. Contributed
By Carolyn Cunningham
Sept 13, 2017

The WellStar Vinings Health Park has opened at 4441 Atlanta Road near I-285 in Smyrna. Bringing 175 jobs, this healthcare facility will include an outpatient surgical center to be completed next year.

Among the services are primary care and specialty physicians, urgent care, cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation, diagnostics and imaging, physical therapy, a sleep center, a pharmacy, community education classes, health screenings, a free community room and a café.

Serving more than 185,000 individuals in a six ZIP code primary service area, this three-level, 162,000-square-foot Health Park is WellStar’s third - the other two in Acworth and East Cobb. A fourth one will be built in Woodstock in Cherokee County.

Information: 470-956-0350, WellStar.org/ViningsHealthPark, facebook.com/WellStarHealthSystem.

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