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MedicX opens a new primary care centre

The Grange Medical Practice, developed by MedicX has opened. The new purpose-built primary care centre, with integrated pharmacy is located in the heart of Grangetown, Cardiff. The GP practice of Dr Lush & Partners in Corporation Road has moved from its old premises to the new 11,700 sq ft centre, which was developed by MedicX, a leading UK investor and developer of healthcare property. Tony Coke, primary care property director of MedicX said: It has been a pleasure working with Cardiff and University Vale Health Board and the team from Dr Lush & Partners in making this project a reality. Modern healthcare centres that can be delivered within budget and provide value for money are essential for local communities, and we are confident the users of this new centre will be thrilled with what has been achieved.’

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