AdventHealth expands primary and urgent care access in Palm Coast

AdventHealth has opened a new Centra Care clinic and Primary Care+ office on State Road 100 in Palm Coast, adding urgent and primary care services in one location for Flagler County residents.

The Centra Care clinic is the second AdventHealth urgent care location in Flagler County, joining the existing location near Palm Coast Parkway. The Primary Care+ office is the first of its kind in the county.

The new location gives families another option for routine checkups, urgent health needs and ongoing care without leaving the area.

The Primary Care+ office serves patients ages five and older and offers annual wellness visits, preventive care, immunizations, school and sports physicals, sick visits, lab services and chronic disease management.

The office also provides same-day and next-day appointments, evening hours, video visits and access through the AdventHealth app.

The Centra Care clinic provides walk-in treatment for non-life-threatening illnesses and injuries, including sprains, minor infections, fevers and cuts.

“Having access to care close to home makes a real difference for families,” said Denyse Bales-Chubb, president and CEO of AdventHealth Flagler and St. Johns Counties. “This new location on State Road 100 helps remove barriers, whether someone needs care today or is looking for a trusted primary care provider who can support their health over time.”

AdventHealth leaders said bringing urgent and primary care together in one location can help residents get treatment earlier while reducing unnecessary emergency room visits.

“This location gives the community a nearby place to turn when a question comes up or an issue can’t wait,” said Robert Paswaters, chief operating officer of AdventHealth Retail Services. “If you wake up sick, Centra Care is here.”

“And when you’re focused on staying healthy, Primary Care+ is designed to be an easy first stop. Board-certified providers offer convenient hours and are connected to the full resources of our system when more longitudinal care is needed,” said Jessica Baird-Wertman, CEO of AdventHealth Primary Care.

AdventHealth, a nonprofit, faith-based healthcare system, said the new location is part of its continued investment in Flagler County, one of Florida’s fastest-growing counties in recent years.