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Urgent care in West Springfield
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Located in the West Springfield Shopping Center near the corner of Bauer Drive and Rolling Road.
Vaccines, tests and specialties
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COVID-19 Standard RT-PCR
Results in 2-3 days
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COVID-19 Rapid NAAT/Molecular
*Availability is subject to change Results in ~15 mins
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