Gwinnett Medical Center Expands Hamilton Mill Location

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Recently, Gwinnett Medical Center (GMC) administration announced the further expansion of services at the Hamilton Mill location. Located across from Duncan Creek public library in Hamilton Mill Station, the expanded location now includes primary care, cardiac and women’s services and walk-in care in addition to the current imaging facilities, which feature mammograms, x-ray and ultrasound.

“Our mission is to provide quality health services to our community,” said Phil Wolfe, president and CEO of GMC. “Based on that, it was important that we grow along with the Hamilton Mill community to continually provide convenience and options in medical care.”

Notable Hamilton Mill campus additions include the GMC Specialty Center which provides cardiology physician services, cardiac testing and lab services for patients. The public can also take advantage of:

• Services from Covenant Family Medicine whose staff can address a range of patient’s needs from pediatrics to seniors alike.
• A new walk-in care service available Monday through Thursday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on Friday from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. to provide care to patients needing prompt care, such as in the case of respiratory illnesses.
• An on-site women’s health navigator who can help guide women and their families through health care experiences at any stage of life.
• A new lab center with improved access to area patients where both walk-ins and appointments are welcome.

Additional services planned in the near future include other specialists and expanded walk-in care hours. The expanded campus is located at Teron Trace.

For additional information, visit gwinnettmedicalcenter.org/hamiltonmill.

— From Gwinnett Medical Center press release

(Photo: Patient Lisa Stauffer alongside Wyly O’Brien, a cardiac specialty tech at Gwinnett Medical Center’s Hamilton Mill location. Stauffer is undergoing a stress test where she will walk briskly as O’Brien observes her heart rate, rhythm and monitors her blood pressure. O’Brien, who works alongside a mid-level medical staff member or physician, is looking for abnormal rhythms with exercise. Credit: Gwinnett Medical Center)