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ConvenientMD, New England’s leading urgent care provider, opened its newest clinic at 15 Pleasant Valley Road in Sutton this week. The clinic will be open daily from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. to serve the community’s immediate medical needs – no appointment necessary.

ConvenientMD’s state-of-the-art urgent care clinic in Worcester treats a broad range of illnesses and injuries – from colds, coughs, and flu, to stitches and broken bones. Additional services include free flu shots, $50 youth sports physicals, DOT Physicals, IV fluids, EKGs, and employer health services. The modern, comfortable facility also offers on-site labs and X-rays for quick, convenient diagnoses.

ConvenientMD accepts most major insurances, including WellSense Health Plan in Massachusetts, and offers affordable self-pay options for those without insurance.

“Since opening our first clinic 11 years ago, ConvenientMD has been proud to fulfill a need in our communities for fast, affordable, and quality urgent care services,” says Gareth Dickens, co-founder, chairman, and CEO of ConvenientMD. “The Sutton location is no exception. The clinic is staffed by exceptional local physicians, providers, nurses, X-ray techs, and other medical professionals who look forward to delivering the best medical care to patients of all ages in a welcoming and friendly environment.”

With the opening of the Sutton clinic, ConvenientMD now operates 44 urgent care centers and four primary care practices throughout New Hampshire, Maine, and Massachusetts.

ConvenientMD also offers Virtual Urgent Care for minor care needs from 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., 7 days a week. Patients can be seen remotely by visiting convenientmd.com/virtual by calling 833-263-0131.

ConvenientMD, New England’s leading urgent care provider, opened its newest clinic at  70 Gold Star Boulevard in Worcester on October 3. The clinic will be open daily from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. to serve the community’s immediate medical needs – no appointment necessary.

ConvenientMD’s state-of-the-art urgent care clinic in Worcester treats a broad range of illnesses and injuries – from colds, coughs, and flu, to stitches and broken bones. Additional services include free flu shots, $50 youth sports physicals, DOT Physicals, IV fluids, EKGs, and employer health services. The modern, comfortable facility also offers on-site labs and X-rays for quick, convenient diagnoses.

ConvenientMD accepts most major insurances, including WellSense Health Plan in Massachusetts, and offers affordable self-pay options for those without insurance.

“Since opening our first clinic 11 years ago, ConvenientMD has been proud to fulfill a need in our communities for fast, affordable, and quality urgent care services,” says Gareth Dickens, co-founder, chairman, and CEO of ConvenientMD. “The Worcester location is no exception. The clinic is staffed by exceptional local physicians, providers, nurses, X-ray techs, and other medical professionals who look forward to delivering the best medical care to patients of all ages in a welcoming and friendly environment.”

With the opening of the Worcester clinic, ConvenientMD now operates 43 urgent care centers and four primary care practices throughout New Hampshire, Maine, and Massachusetts.

ConvenientMD also offers Virtual Urgent Care from 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., 7 days a week, for minor care needs. Patients can be seen remotely by visiting convenientmd.com/virtual by calling 833-263-0131.

ConvenientMD, New England’s leading urgent care provider, opened its newest clinic at 18 Belmont Avenue in Belfast on February 7. The clinic will be open daily from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. to serve the community’s immediate medical needs – no appointment necessary.

ConvenientMD’s state-of-the-art urgent care clinic in Belfast treats a broad range of illnesses and injuries – from colds, coughs, and flu, to stitches and broken bones. Additional services include free flu shots, $25 youth sports physicals, DOT Physicals, IV fluids, EKGs, and employer health services. The modern, comfortable facility also offers on-site labs and X-rays for quick, convenient diagnoses. Most insurances are accepted, but not required.

“Since opening our first clinic 11 years ago, ConvenientMD has been proud to fulfill a need in our communities for fast, affordable, and quality urgent care services,” says Gareth Dickens, co-founder, chairman, and CEO of ConvenientMD. “The Belfast location is no exception. The clinic is staffed by exceptional local physicians, providers, nurses, X-ray techs, and other medical professionals who look forward to delivering the best medical care to patients of all ages in a welcoming and friendly environment.”

With the opening of the Belfast clinic, ConvenientMD now operates 42 urgent care centers and four primary care practices throughout New Hampshire, Maine, and Massachusetts.

ConvenientMD also offers Virtual Urgent Care from 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., 7 days a week, for minor care needs. Patients can be seen remotely by visiting convenientmd.com/virtual by calling 833-263-0131.

A ConvenientMD volunteer team traveled to Tanzania to support communities in the Ukwega Ward, including the remote villages of Ipalamwa, Lulindi, and Mkalanga. These communities face challenges such as limited access to social services, sufficient nutritious food, adequate transportation, and economic opportunities. The primary goal of the mission was to make a positive impact on the lives and health of women and children in these remote villages.

ConvenientMD volunteers worked alongside local healthcare providers at the Ipalamwa General Clinic, assisting with medical care, diagnostics, medication distribution, prenatal care, family planning, and postpartum support. They also contributed to the Reaching Children’s Potential program, weighing and measuring infants, providing nutrition and vaccines, and conducting home visits to support families. Health education and English lessons for schoolchildren were additional highlights of the mission.

Finally, the volunteers participated in a construction project that left a lasting mark on a village school—a water harvesting system that not only quenched the immediate thirst of the community, but symbolized the enduring impact of our mission.