Top administrators and clinicians from Yale New Haven Hospital, Fair Haven Community Health Care, and Cornell Scott Hill Health Center celebrated Monday the fruits of a years-in-the-making local healthcare partnership: The completion of a new “one-stop shop” primary care hub at 150 Sargent Dr. on Long Wharf.

They held that ribbon cutting and press conference Tuesday afternoon under a tent set up in the back parking lot of the newly renovated, jointly run medical center.

The consolidated Long Wharf site, which officially opens to patients next Monday, will host three sets of primary care services—adult medicine, women’s care, and pediatrics.

All three of those services have been relocated from YNHH’s York Street, St. Raphael’s, and Hamden campuses.

While YNHH’s primary care doctors, nurses, support staff, and residents will all be moving with their practices over to Long Wharf starting Monday, the three primary care services will be officially run by the city’s two federally qualified community health centers: Cornell Scott Hill Health Center, which will oversee the adult and women’s care programs, and Fair Haven Community Health Care, which will oversee pediatrics.

The two-story, 52,000-plus square-foot medical building is also now home to YNHH’s radiology and blood draw services.