Cleveland Clinic opens new medical center, 1st drive-thru pharmacy

Cleveland Clinic opened one of its largest medical centers and its first drive-thru pharmacy Oct. 6.

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The 93,000-square-foot facility is nestled in a nearly vacant strip mall in a Cleveland suburb. The location has been vacant since 2019, the system said in a news release, before undergoing a full renovation to create the Middleburg Heights Family Health Center. It features 168 exam rooms and 12 treatment rooms. 

Here’s what else the facility offers: 

  • Primary care
  • Specialty care, including pulmonary care, neurology, orthopedics, maternal-fetal medicine and a reCOVer Clinic for patients with persistent COVID-19 symptoms
  • A radiology center
  • Urgent care
  • A lab
  • A designated area for patients “who share similar health concerns [to] meet to ask questions and share experiences”
  • A rehabilitation and sports therapy space
  • Orthopedic physical rehabilitation
  • Pediatric primary and specialty care

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