Harlem/Grovetown Public Health Clinic to close

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Posted: 4:44 PM Sep 7, 2010 Harlem/Grovetown Public Health Clinic to close The Columbia County clinics are scheduled to move into a single facility next spring. Reporter: Staff Email Address: newsroom@wrdw.com

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Tuesday, September 7, 2010

COLUMBIA CTY., Ga. – The Columbia County Board of Health and Columbia County Public Health have announced that due to budget cuts and restraints, low staffing levels and a disproportionate client load, they have decided to close the Harlem/Grovetown Public Health Clinic located at 5915 Euchee Creek Drive.

The last day they will see clients is Thursday, October 28, 2010. If you currently use the Harlem/Grovetown clinic, you will be reassigned to one of the other two locations.

The Columbia County clinics are scheduled to move into a single facility next spring. The new site is being constructed on William Few Parkway.

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