Urgent Care for Children
Urgent Care for Children (UC4C) is a chain of primary care clinics in Alabama, Tennessee and Louisiana specializing in pediatric care. The practice was founded in 2017 by Allury Arora Lal, who serves as chief medical officer. It is the first urgent care facility for children to offer sensory-inclusive care.
Arora Lal took over from Bannon Thorpe as CEO of the company in January 2022. She was succeeded by Helen Combs in August of that year.
Ownership group CHC Partners Management LLC operated 20 of the clinics. That company was led by Rich McRoberts. In 2024 CHC sold off 8 clinics to another group, Children's Urgent Care Management LLC, in order to avoid defaulting on a loan from Renasent Bank. In connection with the sale, CHC Partners filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy liquidation, leaving no assets to be claimed by other creditors.
Locations
- 2564 Enterprise Drive, Opelika
- 500 Cahaba Park Circle, Inverness
- 1001 Brocks Gap Parkway, The Village at Brock's Gap Hoover (opened May 2022)
- 117 North Chalkville Road, Trussville
- 4700 Rice Mine Road Northeast, Tuscaloosa
- 520 Montgomery Highway, Vestavia Hills
References
- O'Leary, A. J. (March 24, 2024) "Former Urgent Care For Children parent company files bankruptcy." Birmingham Business Journal
External links
- Urgent Care for Children website