SPRINGFIELD — The Springfield Masonic Community officially opened their on-campus clinic Monday afternoon.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held at 1 p.m. to mark the opening of the clinic, which is a partnership between Springfield Masonic Community and Premier Health.
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“We are thrilled to be able to offer our community members an opportunity like this,” Tony Berardi, President of Springfield Masonic Community, said.
Berardi said the clinic will provide services on-campus for residents and staff for urgent care-style and primary care needs, as well as diagnostic services.
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“It brings care and services right here to the campus, so my residents don’t have to travel off campus to be seen by a provider and my staff have the ability to come and get seen by a provider at work,” Berardi said.
This marks the first partnership between Premier and a retirement community to provide staffing for on-campus medical care.
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