The partners will have 16 urgent care centers after the new locations open, including 14 in Delaware and two in Maryland.
“We are excited to expand access to urgent care in the communities we serve, which enable us to provide more of our neighbors with high-quality, on-demand affordable care near where they live, work and play,” said Kert Anzilotti Jr., MD, ChristianaCare’s system chief medical officer and interim president of the medical group. “With their unique model of care, convenience and customer focus, our ChristianaCare-GoHealth urgent care centers are all about making it easy for people to address their non-emergency health needs.”
The urgent care centers are open all year from 8 am to 8 pm every day, including holidays. The centers accept walk-ins and have access to virtual care.
GoHealth has more than 280 co-branded neighborhood centers across the U.S. and is backed by TPG Growth, a private equity firm.
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