FoundCare Expands Adult Primary Care Services at Newly Renovated Site

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. – FoundCare, a leading nonprofit healthcare organization, is pleased to announce the expansion of adult primary care services at its newly renovated site in Boynton Beach. This expansion marks a significant milestone in the organization's commitment to providing comprehensive and accessible healthcare services to the community.

The newly renovated site, located at 1901 S. Congress Ave., has been redesigned to meet the growing demand for adult primary care services. With state-of-the-art facilities and an expert team of healthcare professionals, FoundCare aims to enhance the patient experience and ensure that individuals have another access point for high-quality care.

FoundCare recognizes the importance of accessible primary care in promoting overall health and well-being. Through this expansion, the organization strives to address the evolving healthcare needs of the community by offering a wide range of services, including adult primary care, chronic disease management, on-site laboratory, behavioral health, and medical case management.

FoundCare CEO Christopher Irizarry expressed enthusiasm about the expansion and its potential impact on the community. "We are thrilled to introduce adult primary care services at our newly renovated site in Boynton Beach," said Irizarry. "By expanding our services, we can reach a larger population, providing them with the care they need in a convenient and comfortable environment. This expansion aligns with our mission to improve health outcomes and empower individuals to lead healthier lives."

The expanded adult primary care services will be delivered by a team of highly skilled healthcare providers, including physicians, nurse practitioners, and support staff, all dedicated to delivering personalized and compassionate care. Services will be available Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

To celebrate the expansion and showcase the newly renovated site, FoundCare held an open house on Monday, June 12. Community members, community partners, dignitaries, clients and patients were invited to tour the facility, meet the care team and learn more about the comprehensive services offered.