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Rochester Regional Health Opens Victor Medical Campus

The renovated building in Cobblestone Court brings services under one roof, including Family Medicine and the only walk-in Orthopedic Urgent Care in the area.

Aug. 26, 2024 • 5   min read

Group of men and women in business attire smiling and cutting ribbon using golden scissors
Leaders and healthcare providers with Rochester Regional Health cut a ribbon to celebrate the opening of the Victor Medical Campus at Cobblestone Court on Monday, August 26, 2024.

VICTOR, NY - Rochester Regional Health (RRH) opened its new Victor Medical Campus Monday, a nearly 10,000-square-foot facility bringing several healthcare specialties together in one convenient and accessible building for patients. It offers Orthopedic Care, Family Medicine, Cardiology, X-Ray Services, and the only walk-in, no-appointment-needed Orthopedic Urgent Care in the area.

The Victor Medical Campus is conveniently located in the Cobblestone Court plaza across from the Eastview Mall, off the heavily traveled and easily accessible Route 96 corridor in Victor.

The Victor Medical Campus will welcome two new Family Medicine providers to the area who can take new patients. We know that primary care is more important than ever and plays a vital role in early detection, preventive care, and the management of chronic conditions. RRH is committed to expanding that important care to all our patients. 

The walk-in Orthopedic Urgent Care at the campus will be open during the day, evenings, and on Saturdays—no appointments are needed. If x-rays, casting, or bracing are required, these services are available on-site during the visit. If necessary, patients can return to the same office for follow-up care with an orthopedic specialist.

Medical campus waiting room with blue walls white chairs a reception desk and calming lighting
Treatment room at medical campus with medical equipment
Patient room with separating curtain bed medical equipment
Patient room with a bench chair and two framed jerseys on the wall
Medical provider office with white walls a wooden desk and computer

“We know that when injuries happen, treatment can’t wait. We’re thrilled this walk-in orthopedic urgent care center offers patients immediate access to specialized care when they need it most,” said Dr. M. Gordon Whitbeck, Rochester Regional Health Executive Medical Director of Orthopedics. “Our goal is to provide timely, convenient, high-quality orthopedic care so that our community members can quickly return to doing the activities they love.” The Orthopedic Urgent Care also extends our athletic training partnership with several local schools in Victor and the surrounding towns, colleges, and universities.

The Victor Medical Campus will open to patients on August 27. Family Medicine providers are accepting new patients. To make an appointment at any of the offices at the campus, call (585) 922-9280.

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About Rochester Regional Health

Rochester Regional Health is an integrated health services organization serving the people of Western New York, the Finger Lakes, St. Lawrence County, and beyond. The system includes nine hospitals; primary and specialty practices, rehabilitation centers, ambulatory campuses and urgent care facilities; innovative senior services, facilities and independent housing; a wide range of behavioral health services; and Rochester Regional Health Laboratories and ACM Global Laboratories, a global leader in patient and clinical trials. Rochester Regional Health is the region's second-largest employer. Learn more at www.Rochesterregional.org.

 

Cristina Domingues

Public Relations Advisor

Strategic Marketing & Communications

585.414.7895 cell

Cristina.DominguesUmbrino@rochesterregional.org

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