Urgent care entrance Millennialsprefer the convenience of retail clinics, free-standing urgent carecenters that tout evening and weekend hours, and onlinetelemedicine sites that offer virtual visits. (Photo:Shutterstock)

Calvin Brown doesn't have a primary care doctor — and the peripatetic23-year-old doesn't want one.

Since his graduation last year from the University of San Diego,Brown has held a series of jobs that have taken him to severalCalifornia cities. “As a young person in a nomadic state,” Brownsaid, he prefers finding a walk-in clinic on the rare occasions when he'ssick.

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