NorthBay Health representatives cut the ribbon at the clinic’s grand opening. Photo courtesy of NorthBay Health

DIXON, CA (MPG) - NorthBay Health, a leading healthcare system providing advanced and compassionate care to address critical, unmet healthcare needs throughout California’s North Bay, announced the opening of a new urgent care clinic in Dixon.

Conveniently located off Interstate 80 and within NorthBay’s existing primary care clinic at 1305 Stratford Ave., this new clinic will bring critical, urgent, and after-hour services to the community.

“With its close proximity to major interstates, the airport, and educational institutions, the City of Dixon is a key community where we think we can meet and surpass patients’ demands for high-quality, compassionate care that is more accessible and convenient,” said Mark Behl, Chief Executive Officer of NorthBay Health. “We’re thrilled to be expanding our footprint in Dixon to include urgent care services and to be one step closer to becoming the healthcare partner of choice for the region.”

The opening of the Dixon facility marks NorthBay’s fourth urgent care clinic and third in Solano County, following the recent opening of a new urgent care clinic in American Canyon in September. Additionally, NorthBay has announced plans to open new facilities in Rio Vista and Winters, continuing its expansion across the region.

A NorthBay Health representative speaks at the ribbon cutting ceremony. Photo courtesy of NorthBay Health

These achievements are part of NorthBay’s multi-year, $250 million investment plan to build and open up to 10 new primary care and urgent care offices to address the lack of medical resources and build healthier and revitalized communities.

“At NorthBay, we believe in providing our patients with the right care at the right time and meeting them where they are. Today, we’re honoring this commitment by expanding our services to include urgent care in Dixon,” said Dr. Blake H. Cleveland, MD. “This clinic will benefit patients by providing immediate care for non-life-threatening conditions around their hectic family, work, and school schedules - improving access to care and alleviating a significant burden on the broader healthcare system.”

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