The Battle Creek Community Foundation has provided a grant to support the Munger Place, a new downtown health clinic that will serve Albion College students and Albion residents.
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The Battle Creek Community Foundation has provided a grant to support the Munger Place, a new downtown health clinic that will serve Albion College students and Albion residents.
The Battle Creek Inquirer reports the clinic will be housed in a dorm to be more accessible, as the current clinic location is difficult to access for those with limited transportation.
The new clinic will also offer extended hours and additional services similar to an urgent care.
“It’s very important to have the diagnostic equipment in this office, so for a citizen, you just go next door, instead of driving 15 minutes to Marshall or to Jackson,” Richard Lindsey, Oaklawn’s executive director of legal and community affairs, told the Enquirer.
The new health clinic is slated to open in early 2019.
