Hamilton Community Health Network (HCHN) opened a new clinic, Hamilton-Flint,  in Catholic Charities, Center for Hope, 812 Root St., on the second floor.

The clinic officially opened for business on Aug. 27, bringing the total number of HCHN clinics in Genesee and Lapeer Counties to seven.

Hamilton-Flint will provide comprehensive family medicine health care, including behavioral health services and is accepting patients of all ages. It also features an on-site lab and is fully staffed. The staff includes Lynda McDonald, family nurse practitioner; Randal Joyce, recovery coach, and Albert Ujkaj, social worker/R.N.

“We are excited to have this unique relationship with Catholic Charities, Center for Hope,” says Clarence Pierce, CEO of HCHN. “Our partnership will allow much needed health care services to be provided to clients without leaving the center.”

The Hamilton-Flint Clinic is open Monday – Friday from 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Walk-ins are also accepted on a limited basis. To schedule an appointment, call 810-406-4246.

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