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SMH St. Armands Circle Urgent Care

Coconut Telegraph

SRQ DAILY

SATURDAY OCT 8, 2016 |

Sarasota Memorial has opened a new Urgent Care Center on St. Armands Circle. The 5,387-square-foot facility, located at the entrance of the circle, is the not­-­for-profit health system’s sixth urgent care center and the first dedicated to people who live, work and vacation in the barrier island communities. Residents in the area have long asked for more convenient access to SMH’s network of care and the St. Armands site is ideally situated to serve not only Lido and Longboat Keys, but also Plymouth Harbor and nearby communities. SMH expects as many as 10,000 visits to the St. Armands center in its first year, many of them from retirees who have greater need for urgent care services and no longer will have to fight the traffic and congestion on the Ringling Causeway. 

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