TULSA, Okla. — Juno Medical Center, a specialty clinic in Historic Greenwood is closing its doors less than six months after opening.
2 News stopped by the clinic on Feb. 29 and found a sign on the door telling patients the clinic was not operational. Signage at Juno gave email and phone number for patients requesting medical records.
2 News highlighted the clinic when it opened, many excited for the medical resource in North Tulsa.
“I think it’s a good idea. I think it’ll help as a whole, not only with the north Tulsas and with the African American community but Tulsa as a whole,” Tulsa artist Gerald Payne said.
2 News reached out to Juno and employees for answers. Doctors Jabraan Pasha and Leah Upton sent this statement explaining Juno lost support from a national investor:
The doctors also said the team is looking for ways to reopen in that community.
Juno Medical sent 2 News this statement on the closing.
Tulsa puts patients and people first. We are coordinating with local healthcare providers to facilitate continuity of care and ensure that all patients receive the support they need during this transition period. Patients will be contacted directly with details on how to transfer their records and receive referrals to other healthcare practitioners. We will continue to focus on our patients and team as we resolve these operational matters.
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