Urgent care facility opens

Also: Green Bank sold


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  • | 6:20 a.m. June 16, 2018
An urgent care center has opened in Ormond Beach. Courtesy photo
An urgent care center has opened in Ormond Beach. Courtesy photo
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Florida Hospital Memorial Medical Center has opened a Centra Care urgent care facility at 1245 W. Granada Blvd., Ormond Beach. The 5,200-square-foot facility has both adult and pediatric-trained physicians. Centra Care also has locations in Daytona Beach and Port Orange.

Florida Hospital Centra Care offers on-site labs and other immediate healthcare services such as X-rays, stitches, immunizations, occupational medicine, etc. An online reservations system is available and walk-ins are welcome. Visit centracare.org. Call 317-9055.

 

Green Bank purchased

First Green Bank, which has a location at 175 W. Granada Blvd., Ormond Beach, has been purchased by Seacoast Banking Corp. of America, according to a press release from Seacoast. The purchase will expand Seacoast’s presence in the Orlando market and Fort Lauderdale, the statement said.

All First Green Banks will become Seacoast Banks, but there is a possibility some will close. In a conference call with media, Dennis S. Hudson III, Seacoast chairman and CEO, said there are six Green Banks within three miles of a Seacoast so locations may be “combined.”

Hudson told the Orlando Sentinel that open positions at Seacoast would be held for Green Bank employees.

First Green operates seven branches in the Orlando, Daytona Beach and Fort Lauderdale markets.

Closing of the acquisition is expected early in the fourth quarter, following approvals from regulatory authorities and First Green shareholders.

First Green shareholders will receive 0.7324 shares of Seacoast common stock for each share of First Green common stock. The transaction is valued at approximately $132.6 million.

Organized in 2009, First Green has deposits of approximately $629 million and loans of $629 million.

Green Bank was known for environmentally responsible initiatives and its living wage plan for employees. Hudson told the Sentinel that it is too early to tell how the environmental and social approach will apply to future business.

 

Pool store adds showroom

Blue Ribbon Pools has opened a state-of-the-art outdoor lifestyle showroom at 3670 S. Ridgewood Ave., Port Orange. It’s a “one-stop-shop” for all things related to outdoor recreation or entertaining in the backyard, according to a press release. Blue Ribbon Pools has served the area for 16 years and offers pool building, remodeling and repair. Visit blueribbonpools.com.

 

Home décor stores open

Canadian-based retailers Clair de Lune and Kasa Living have opened at One Daytona, the retail area across from Daytona International Speedway. It’s the first mainland U.S. location for both home goods outlets.

Clair de Lune offers fragrances and original home decor designs. Kasa Living features designer furniture, lighting and home decoration trends. Visit onedaytona.com.

 

Homes sales guaranteed

Watson Realty Corp. has introduced a Guaranteed Sale Program for sellers.

Customers who participate in the program have their home appraised by qualified professionals to determine an accurate selling price. If the home doesn’t sell on the market at that price, Watson will buy it, according to a press release.

The advantage is that customers can shop for another home with the assurance their existing home will sell, the release stated. Watson has locations in Ormond Beach and Port Orange. Visit watsonrealtycorp.com.

 

Attorney Frankel recognized

The American Institute of Family Law Attorneys has recognized attorney Jared A. Frankel in its 2018 10 Best Family Law Attorney for Client Satisfaction list.

The institute publishes an annual list of the Top 10 Family Law Attorneys in each state as a research aid for the public. The selection process is based on client and peer nominations and independent evaluation.

Call Frankel at 317-4641.

Kevin Flassig, Osceola School Elementary principal, and Downtown Ormond Beach Rotarians Chelsea Abend, Becky Parker and Monique Amos show food donated to the school. Courtesy photo
Kevin Flassig, Osceola School Elementary principal, and Downtown Ormond Beach Rotarians Chelsea Abend, Becky Parker and Monique Amos show food donated to the school. Courtesy photo

 

Rotary helps school

Rotary Club of Downtown Ormond Beach and Sam’s Club 8138 of Daytona Beach donated food for the entire school at Osceola Elementary School for their Field Day. Osceola Elementary School is a Title 1 school that the Rotary Club of Downtown Ormond Beach has adopted as one of their community outreach programs where 15 Rotarian mentors visit weekly.

The club is seeking new members, according to a press release. Find them on Facebook at rotaryofdowntownormondbeach.

 

Marketing director named

Rick Cazares, of Ormond Beach, has been named director of employed physician marketing for Florida Hospital HealthCare Partners, a group of more than 160 primary care physicians and specialists for the Florida Hospitals in Volusia and Flagler counties. 

Cazares previously worked for Getty Images as the North American marketing manager. He also served as director of marketing and public relations for a health system in Chicago.

Rick Cazares
Rick Cazares

 

 

 

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