Appeal Overturned: Rex Can Build N.C. Urgent Care

HOLLY SPRINGS, N.C. — Rex Healthcare has received approval from the North Carolina Division of Health Service Regulation to build a new 9,000 square-foot outpatient facility in Holly Springs that will include an urgent care center. The state approved the facility after an appeal from Rex earlier this year.

The facility will offer urgent care services, basic lab, occupational health and radiology services, including digital mammography and bone density screenings.

“The town of Holly Springs was extremely pleased to be notified that Rex Healthcare's appeal for the Certificate of Need was approved,” said Dick Sears, mayor of Holly Springs. “The urgent care facility is much needed in Holly Springs and we look forward to working with Rex, a fine institution, as we travel down this road together. With traffic conditions getting more crowded, local access to healthcare needs is critical and is becoming more important every day.”

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