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Buncombe County Health Dept. Virtual Event
Let’s Talk: COVID Treatment Options Mercy Urgent Care is pleased to announce that Family Nurse Practitioner Grace Barnwell was a panelist for the “Let’s Talk: COVID Treatment Options” online event hosted by the Buncombe County Health Department on Thur…
Read more.Obesity in the workplace
Obesity is a chronic and progressive health condition, and its effects have only been compounded by the pandemic. In fact, obesity now affects more than 40% of adults in the United States, and it’s become a growing source of workplace risk, contributin…
Read more.Testing on your timeline
The need for high-quality drug screenings and breath alcohol testing rarely happens at a convenient time for most businesses. In fact, many occur after most urgent care clinics are closed, leaving few options aside from an expensive and time-consuming…
Read more.Greatest Gift to Healthcare Workers: Help Curtail COVID Spread
After nearly two years of life within the confines of a global pandemic, I constantly find myself in awe of human resilience. For health care workers everywhere, it’s been a marathon — each day, fighting the same battle, with new and unpredictable twis…
Read more.American Heart Month
Valentine’s Day isn’t the only reason for heart-shaped decor this month. February is American Heart Month — the more anatomically correct of the two February holidays — and Mercy Urgent Care wants to remind you to keep heart health in mind this month a…
Read more.Inclement Weather Information
01/17/21: The West Asheville location will be open from 11a to 5p, with all other locations closed. We anticipate resuming regular hours on Tuesday, January 18. 01/16/22: All eight locations will be closed Sunday, January 16, due to the snowstorm. We a…
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