Arrowhead Regional Medical Center (ARMC) will hold a grand opening celebration at its new Arrowhead Family Health Center – Redlands, with an official ribbon cutting ceremony at 1 p.m. on Friday, March 2.
The 5,880-square-foot clinic, which brings quality healthcare to the community, had a soft opening on January 3. The clinic includes seven exam rooms and one procedure room, and as a family practice clinic, it will treat patients from birth through to geriatrics. The care team is comprised of experienced family medicine physicians, nurse practitioners, and residents from ARMC’s Family Medicine Residency Program, and other health care staff.
Available services at the clinic include wellness and preventive care, well-child physicals and immunizations, acute or chronic adult care, geriatrics, specialized diagnostic and minor surgery procedures, and OB/GYN services, as well as education services on diabetes, obesity, and stroke.
“We continually evaluate community needs throughout areas in San Bernardino County with the goal of bringing high quality and convenient health services to populations that are growing and in need of medical care,” said ARMC Hospital Director William Gilbert. “Numerous patients here already receive our services, and the new clinic allows us to bring as many services as we can to these patients on a more local level.”
The building was formerly a County of San Bernardino Department of Public Health clinic. Lab draws are done daily 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. The clinic currently accepts IEHP insurance.