Public Health Clinic in Nash, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

Boice Willis Clinic: Nashville

Public Health Clinic

Nashville, NC

Boice-Willis Clinic provides nine areas of specialty care and same-day walk-in access for established patients in Rocky Mount.

  • Established Boice-Willis patients needing same-day walk-in care
  • Families seeking family medicine in Nashville, Spring Hope, or Rocky Mount
  • Patients needing diabetes education or endocrinology care

same-day care

Tridentusa Mobile Clinical Services

Public Health Clinic

Rocky Mount, NC

  • Group ancillary dental, vision, or life insurance
  • Individual dental or vision insurance for seniors
  • Administrative support for medical professionals providing community-based treatment

UNC Cardiology at Nash

Public Health Clinic

Rocky Mount, NC

UNC Cardiology at Nash provides cardiology care at Rocky Mount Medical Park.

  • Cardiology care in Rocky Mount

Oic Family Medical Center At Chp

Public Health Clinic

Rocky Mount, NC

OIC of Rocky Mount operates an HHS-funded FQHC medical center serving Rocky Mount and surrounding Edgecombe and Nash Counties.

  • Patients seeking care from an HHS-funded federally qualified health center
  • Medical services in Rocky Mount and the surrounding Edgecombe and Nash County area

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FAQ

Can I get same-day walk-in care at Boice Willis Clinic in Nashville?

Same-day walk-in care is listed for established Boice-Willis patients. The clinic is not identified as offering walk-in access for new or non-established patients.

Which specialties are available at Boice Willis Clinic?

Listed services include family medicine, pediatrics, dermatology, endocrinology, gastroenterology, neurology, pulmonology, internal medicine, diabetes education, physical therapy, endoscopy, laboratory services, and women's imaging.

Is OIC Family Medical Center a federally qualified health center?

Yes. OIC Family Medical Center is identified as an HHS-funded FQHC Health Center Program grantee serving eastern North Carolina, including Nash County.

Do these clinics provide emergency or 24-hour care?

Neither listing identifies emergency or 24-hour services. Boice-Willis specifically indicates that patients seeking those services should look elsewhere; use emergency services for urgent, life-threatening conditions.