Atracare Is Making High-Quality, Compassionate Care Accessible for Everyone

Healthcare in Sussex County shouldn’t be this hard. Long waits, confusing systems, and limited access make it frustrating—especially when you just want answers, support, and care you can trust.

That’s where Atracare comes in. We built our model around what the community truly needs: timely access to high-quality, compassionate healthcare—without the runaround. Whether you’re managing your health long-term or just need help today, our team is ready.

What We Offer

Primary Care
For ongoing health, prevention, and chronic condition management. Personalized care that builds long-term trust.
Urgent Care (Open 365 Days a Year)
When something can’t wait, we’re here — weekends, holidays, every day.
Pediatrics
Full-service care for children and adolescents, from newborns through their teens.
Mental Health Services
Accessible therapy and medication management for a range of concerns, including anxiety, depression, trauma, and more.
Lactation Consultations
Supportive, evidence-based guidance for new parents navigating breastfeeding and infant feeding challenges.

What Makes Atracare Different?

Same-day scheduling available
No long wait times
Telehealth and in-person options
Modern facilities, compassionate staff

We’re focused on removing barriers — not adding to them. That means easy booking, real communication, and providers who take the time to listen and help.

Experience Healthcare That Works

At Atracare, our goal is simple: make high-quality care available when and where you need it. No gimmicks. No delays. Just healthcare done right.

Get Seen. Get Better. Get On Your Way.

📞 Call or text our Mental Health Department at (302) 268-8720
🌐 Visit Atracare’s page

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