It’s official, Atracare’s new Urgent Care Facility is actively treating the community in Ocean View. Thanks to the local Chamber of Commerce for coming out for the ribbon cutting!

 

 

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Leonard Borowski | Reply

Do you takeBlue Cross & Med care

    William Albanese | Reply

    Hi Leonard! Yes, we take all BCBS plans and also Medicare. Feel free to stop in any time 8am to 8pm. We’re open 7 days a week.

Margaret Robertie | Reply

I’m new to the area and want to establish a relationship with a primary care physician and/or NP. Can that be done at the Ocean View office?

    William Albanese | Reply

    Hi Margaret. Right now our Primary Care team is only in Lewes and there is a long wait. However, we are adding more providers this year to our Primary Care Department and hope to be able to take on new patients in the upcoming months. Please check for updates on social media and by joining our Mailing List. I hope this helps!

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