Five businesses will reside in this new building at Martin Luther King Blvd. and Geneva Court. The building is accessed from the back using Geneva Court off MLK or using 31st Ave. off Havana.

The new Eastbridge Town Center at MLK and Havana is now in full swing with five restaurants, retail, personal care and fitness options—and additional new businesses will be arriving soon just across the street. Six new businesses plus a drive-through ATM will open in three side-by-side buildings on the north side of MLK between Geneva Court and Havana St.

CareNow Urgent Care

October 24 will be opening day for CareNow. CareNow health care providers treat a wide variety of conditions, perform physicals, and offer tests for many common illnesses. CareNow is the easternmost building of the three new buildings on the north side of MLK, across from the new King Soopers.

Dental, Pizza, Haircuts and ATM

The westernmost of the three buildings will consist of Pac Dental, Supercuts, Papa Murphy’s, a Wells Fargo drive-through ATM, and a yet-to-be-named tenant. Papa Murphy’s opened in September, the other confirmed tenants will open in October and November.

Premier Integrated OBGYN

Rose Center for Women’s Health to open in 2018

Rose Medical Center, part of the HealthOne network, plans to start construction on The Rose Center for Women’s Health in November on the middle of the three lots. The 9,100-square-foot building will include a new location for Premier Integrated OBGYN as well as other women’s health care services. In a Sept. 12 presentation to the Stapleton Zoning and Planning Committee (ZAP), a Rose spokesperson said she expects the clinic to open by late summer 2018. Premier Integrated OBGYN currently has a temporary location at 8101 E. Lowry Blvd. in Lowry. Premier Integrated OB/GYN provides “complete care for women of different ages and at different stages of life,” from early gynecologic care throughout the childbearing years and into mature women’s health needs. Parking, shared with the adjacent facilities, will be accessed from 31st Ave. at the back of the building.