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Relief for Seasonal Allergies

Spring is finally in the air!  Warmer weather, pleasant breezes and beautiful blooms entice us to once again enjoy the outdoors.  But pesky seasonal allergies

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A variety of fresh vegetables, including tomatoes, lettuce, carrots, and mushrooms, arranged around a colander with a bottle of olive oil and a pepper grinder on a white background—ideal for promoting healthy eating in any medical center.

National Nutrition Month

March is National Nutrition Month! Created by the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, Nutrition Month is a campaign focused on educating the public about the important

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A person wearing a white coat uses a tablet at a desk with medical items such as a stethoscope, pill bottle, and heart model at an urgent care medical center. The word "HEALTH" is displayed across the center.

National Public Health Week

Each year, the American Public Health Association dedicates the first week of April to “National Public Health Week” (NPHW). The purpose of this week is to reiterate

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A heart-shaped bowl filled with fruits and vegetables, alongside a stethoscope, blood sugar tracker, and clipboard on a wooden surface, captures the holistic approach of an urgent care setting.

American Heart Month

February is American Heart Month! Take this month to educate yourself and your family about the risks of heart disease, and how to prevent it.

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3700 Cahaba Beach Road Birmingham, AL 35242

Our Mission and Values:

Our mission is to provide the best healthcare possible in a kind and caring environment, in an economical manner, while respecting the rights of all of our patients, at times and locations convenient to the patient.

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