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The Center for Human Development is expanding its medical services

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Residents struggling to find a primary care doctor have new options in western Massachusetts. The Center for Human Development has expanded its medical services to three locations, including 65 Union Street in Easthampton, along with Orange and West Springfield. The clinics are accepting new patients, with the Easthampton and Orange locations offering limited services initially. CHD plans to expand those services while combining primary care and behavioral health treatment under one roof.

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