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Batavia Urgent Care at the Jerome Medical Center to close effective August 1
By 
Editor-in-Chief
Batavia, New York – With plans to open at a new location next year, an urgent care center in Genesee County is closing.
On Aug. 1, Rochester Regional Health’s Batavia Urgent Care at the Jerome Medical Center will close.
The center will move to a new facility at the Batavia Medical Campus on Oak Orchard Road, slated to open in spring 2023. In the meantime, urgent care services will be offered at RRH’s primary care offices, via telemedicine, and at United Memorial Medical Center.
According to officials, all staff members from Batavia Urgent Care will move into other positions with the RRH system.
For more information, Patients will receive letters.
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