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Established in 1989, Priority Medical Care has been serving the Bridgewater and Somerville community for 20 years; providing medical services to well over 100,000 of our neighbors in greater Somerset County area.
Conveniently located at the intersection of Grove Street and Route 22 East, the office is easily accessible from Routes 287, 202, 206 and 22 West, as well as from the local streets of Bridgewater and Somerville. There are entrances at 350 Grove Street and from Route 22 East, with ample parking available right outside our door.
Priority Medical Care has three distinct but associated medical divisions: The Urgent Care Center, the Family Health Center and the Occupational Health Center. Each division provides services which are tailored to the different needs and requirements of the residents and businesses of our community. But because all divisions are situated in the same building, patients are able to attend to their personal and their work-related health care needs in one convenient location.