Hometown Urgent Care, 1430 Oak Court St 100, Beavercreek, OH (2026)

03/06/2026

We're shouting a big welcome to our newest team members! We look forward to getting to know you and working with you! We're lucky to have you as part of the !

03/04/2026

We are so proud of our Hometown team for their participation today during the Ohio Senate Health Committee Hearing. Manoj, Blair and Dr. Bland advocated on behalf of Senate Bill 324 which will increase access and affordability of x-ray services in Ohio. Thank you to our team for your leadership and advocacy on such an important issue that will bring accessibility to the many patients we see and treat.

03/02/2026

Heading out of town for spring break? A little preparation can go a long way in keeping your trip healthy and stress-free.

From packing prescription medications and basic first aid supplies to protecting yourself from sunburn and dehydration, knowing what to bring — and when to seek care — can help you avoid unwanted surprises while you’re away.

Before you travel, or if you’re not feeling your best when you return, Hometown Urgent Care is here with fast, affordable care — no appointment needed.

Read our latest blog for spring break travel health tips and what to watch for while you’re away: https://myhometownuc.com/spring-break-travel-health-what-to-pack-and-when-to-be-seen/

02/27/2026

✨ Employee Spotlight ✨

Meet Hannah, one of the amazing team members at our Ravenna clinic! 🩺💙

Hannah has been part of the Hometown family since 2022 and transitioned with us in 2024. As a radiologic technologist, she loves being able to provide imaging that helps diagnose patients — and just as much, she values the strong relationships she’s built with her coworkers along the way.

What makes the Ravenna clinic special to Hannah? The teamwork. She’s proud of how well the team works together and how they can truly rely on one another, both in and out of work. It’s no surprise her coworkers would describe her in one word: supportive.

Fun fact: Outside of work, Hannah runs a small business she’s incredibly passionate about, creating and selling her artwork online and at local markets 🎨🛍️. She’s also recently married and already dreaming about an Alaska honeymoon next year!

And if you’re looking for her in the breakroom? Just follow the trail of popcorn and candy 🍿🍬

We’re so grateful to have Hannah on the team at Hometown Urgent Care — thank you for all you do for our patients and your coworkers!

02/27/2026

Meet Andrae, a PCT in our Cincinnati region. Andrae has been with Hometown for 10 months and brings with him a passion for helping people. Born in Jamaica, he grew up in Florida and joined the military at age 18 as a combat medic. He proudly served in the US Army for 11+ years. Andrae’s inspiration has been his grandma, who taught him that he can achieve anything he puts his mind to. She also helped him find his passion for healthcare at a young age.

Andrae says, “To me black history month celebrates the life of all the past pioneers that helped shaped who I am today. Without them I would not be able to do what I am doing now. It shows appreciation for the past present and future many generations will get to enjoy because of them.”

Thank you, Andrae, for your service to our county and to Hometown. We appreciate and value YOU!

02/23/2026

Meet Stephanie, a Doctoral-prepared Nurse Practitioner in our Cincinnati region. Stephanie loves that at Hometown; she has the opportunity to serve patients across both urgent care and primary care settings.

Stephanie’s journey in healthcare began 26 years ago when she started her career as a nurse. She shared, “Coming from a background where opportunities were not always readily available, I learned early that determination, faith, and hard work would be essential to reaching my goals. I was committed not only to succeeding for myself, but to building a legacy of service and opening doors for others. She goes on to say, “Representation matters in healthcare, leadership, and education — and I carry that responsibility with pride.”
Sephanie is driven by Shirley Chrisholm an inspirational leader who didn’t wait for permission to lead and whose words, “If they don’t give you a seat at the table, bring a folding chair,” remind Stephanie that sometimes “we must create our own space — and then make room for others. Black History is American History, and it continues to fuel my commitment to advocacy, education, and service!”

Black History Month is “a time to intentionally reflect on stories that have not always been fully told, and to acknowledge the impact Black history has had on American history, as a whole. In healthcare especially, Black pioneers have broken barriers, advanced medical innovation, and paved the way for greater equity and access. Their courage and perseverance continue to inspire the work we do today,” Stephanie says.

Stephanie, we are lucky to have you on our team! Thank you for continuing to pave the way for black women in healthcare. You are an inspiration and true advocate!

02/20/2026

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ We love hearing from our patients!

Friendly staff. Knowledgeable care. Little to no wait time.
That’s what patients are saying about their experiences at Hometown Urgent Care — and we couldn’t be more grateful.

From being treated with kindness and respect to getting prompt, efficient care, these 5-star reviews reflect what our teams strive for every day: making sure patients feel heard, supported, and cared for when they need it most.

Thank you to everyone who takes the time to share their experience — your feedback means everything to us and our teams. 💙

02/20/2026

Meet, Olivia, a clinic lead in Columbus. Olivia has been with Hometown about 6 months and brings her passion for advocacy to our team. Growing up, Olivia lived in rough neighborhoods in Milwaukee. She moved to Columbus in 2015 and began her journey into healthcare in a new city.

Passionate about making a difference, Olivia dedicates her personal time to volunteering and helping those in need in her community. She is “so thankful for people who paved the way and made it okay for people like me to speak up”.

Olivia believes, “Black History is American History. It has been a part of all of our growth which is essential. It is important to share the impact that the culture has made and show appreciation to the ones before us who made a lot of things possible.”

Olivia shared a quote from Malcolm X that has inspired her. Thank you, Olivia, for sharing your passion and care with your Hometown team. Your desire to give back and advocate for people in your community is an inspiration to others!

02/18/2026

Yesterday, one of the most prominent civil rights leaders of the late 20th century and early 21st centuries, Jesse Jackson passed away. Born in Greenville, South Carolina, he was a protege of Martin Luther King Jr. and became an activist in 1960's. He launched a presidential campaign in 1984 finishing third for the Democratic nomination and bid again in 1988 finishing as a runner up. Although he did not bid again in a presidential election, in 1990 he was elected as the District of Columbia's shadow senator, serving one term during the Bush and Clinton administrations. Jackson was widely regarded as one of the most influential African- American activists of his era.

Jesse's legacy lives on through his family, friends, and in the lives of all those who are impacted and inspired by his work. "Now, more than ever, we honor his legacy by continuing the work he championed: protecting the right to vote, expanding economic opportunity, and fighting for the freedom and dignity of Black people everywhere," NAACP Chairman Leon W. Russell, NAACP Vice Chair Karen Boykin Towns and NAACP President & CEO Derrick Johnson said. "The Rev. Jackson's passing marks the loss of a towering moral voice, but the movement he helped build will carry his light forward. His legacy calls each of us to stay committed, stay organized, and remain faithful to the pursuit of justice.

02/17/2026

❤️ February is Heart Health Month ❤️

At Hometown Urgent Care, we’re wearing red to raise awareness about heart health and remind our communities to take care of the most important muscle in their body.

Heart disease remains one of the leading health concerns in the U.S., but small, consistent habits can make a big difference — staying active, eating balanced meals, managing stress, and keeping up with regular checkups.

Our team is proud to stand together in red to support heart health awareness and encourage you to know your numbers, listen to your body, and prioritize your wellbeing.

If you’re not feeling your best or need care along the way, we’re here for you — close to home.

02/16/2026

This Black History Month we've asked team members to share what and who inspires them as well as why Black History Month is so important. First up is, Arthur who has been with Hometown for 21 months. He supports the billing and credentialling departments and is the go-to support for our staff at our 33 clinics. He was born in New Haven, CT and was raised in Washington DC. He is surrounded by a big loving family including his mom, siblings, nieces, nephew and cousins. Inspired by Jesus Christ, he draws strength in the knowledge that Jesus overcame many trials and tribulations and helped so many along the way.

Arthur's beliefs on Black History Month: "Black History Month is important as it is part of the fabric of this country. Black people have suffered tremendously while fighting for equal rights. Our stories are being removed from shelves, history is being erased, and our black men, women and children are being murdered at an alarming rate. It is important that Black History is taught, celebrated and recognized as we are a culture, just like any other. "

Thank you, Arthur for sharing your story with us, we appreciate and value you! You are an asset to our Hometown team!

02/16/2026

High blood pressure is often called the “silent condition” but when symptoms appear, they shouldn’t be ignored.

Frequent headaches, dizziness, chest discomfort, shortness of breath, vision changes, or unusual fatigue may be warning signs that your blood pressure is too high. Knowing what to watch for, and when to seek care, can help prevent serious complications.

Our latest blog breaks down:
✔️ Common high blood pressure symptoms
✔️ When urgent care is the right choice
✔️ When to seek emergency care
✔️ How to take control of your heart health
If something feels off or you haven’t had your blood pressure checked recently, Hometown Urgent Care is here to help with convenient, same-day care.

👉 Read the full blog to learn more and protect your heart: https://myhometownuc.com/high-blood-pressure-warning-signs/

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