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Tips for a safe (and spooky) Halloween
Halloween may be a horror-themed holiday, but the fun stops when fright forgoes fiction. In real life, scary situations are seldom enjoyable — only from the comfort of a couch, in the form of a spooky story or film. This Halloween, Mercy Urgent Care wa…
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CEO Rachel Sossoman earns FACHE status
Mercy Urgent Care’s CEO Rachel Sossoman, FACHE recently became a Fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives, the nation’s leading professional society for healthcare leaders. “The healthcare management field plays a vital role in providing…
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Fireworks Safety Tips
Have a Safe and Sparkly Fourth of July with Mercy Urgent Care’s Fireworks Safety Tips! No summer season is complete without a good cookout, patriotic parade — and the use of dazzlingly dangerous explosives. But just as quickly as they light up the nigh…
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Surge in upper respiratory issues
Recently, Mercy Urgent Care has seen a surge in patients experiencing upper respiratory issues, ranging from current viral infections to airborne irritants to long COVID. Upper respiratory issues primarily affect the nose, throat and sinuses, with symp…
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Expanded hours at East and South Asheville locations
Mercy Urgent Care is expanding operating hours at its East and South Asheville locations beginning Sunday, April 23, 2023. The East Asheville clinic, located at 1272 Tunnel Rd., and South Asheville clinic, located at 1833 Hendersonville Rd., will…
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Mercy partners with WNC Bridge Foundation to provide MercyMe memberships to area families
Mercy Urgent Care is pleased to announce it has received partnership support from WNC Bridge Foundation to provide yearlong MercyMe healthcare memberships to 32 families in Western North Carolina. The recipients are primarily employees of nonprofit org…
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