Convenient Care (Urgent Care)

Overview

Convenient Care clinics offer convenient walk-in urgent medical services for minor emergencies and illnesses seven days per week. We provide prompt, high quality medical care for adults and children in a cost effective, comfortable environment.

What are the benefits of urgent care walk-in clinics?

• Open 12 hours a day, 7 days a week*
  (* Closed on select holidays)
• Extended hours
• Walk-in, no appointment necessary
• Urgent care for routine injuries and illnesses
• Staffed by physicians and advanced providers
• On-site x-rays and lab tests
• Occupational health services
• Most insurance accepted

Also offer a convenient alternative to the emergency room for obtaining treatment for your non-life threatening injury or illness with the expertise of emergency medicine physicians in a state of the art clinic.

When is Convenient Care Walk-in Clinics appropriate for you?

• When you have a non-life-threatening emergency
• When you’re unable to get an appointment with your primary care doctor for routine injuries and illnesses

TeleHealth

Care. Convenience. Comfort. Now just a click away

TeleHealth service puts you in touch with a doctor – right from the comfort of your own home.

After-hours Care

When you need urgent, after-hours care for nonlife-threatening emergencies, an urgent care walk-in clinic can provide the medical care you require, when you need it.

Common Care Services

Miscellaneous

• Flu/Flu diagnosis
• Constitutional/Cold Symptoms (fever, aches, sore throat)
• Insect bites/stings
• Dog/Cat bites not requiring suturing
• Broken Bones (with no bone exposed)
• Cuts and scrapes
• Tick bites
• Minor sprains/strains
• Urinary tract infections/Bladder infections

Minor Medical Conditions/Injury

Dermatologic Disorders

• Athlete’s foot
• Impetigo
• Contact dermatitis
• Skin rashes
• Hives
• Ringworm
• Poison ivy/oak
• Minor skin infections
• Minor burns/contusions
• Cold sores (Herpes Oral)
• Body Lice
• Sunburn
• Allergic conditions

Respiratory Disorders

• Bronchitis
• Upper respiratory infection (viral common cold)
• Seasonal Allergies (Allergic Rhinitus)

GI Disorders

• Nausea, vomiting
• Diarrhea
• Stomach cramps
• Gastroenteritis not requiring IV medications

ENT Disorders

• Strep throat
• Laryngitis
• Pharyngitis
• Sinusitis
• Ear ache/infections
• Swimmers ear

Ophthalmologic Disorders

• Conjunctivitis
• Sties (Eyelid Bump)

Immunizations

• TDap (tetanus, diphtheria and pertussis vaccine)
• Meningitis (serogroup A, C, W, or Y)
• Tetanus
• Flu
• Pneumovax

Lab Tests

• Rapid Strep test (Streptococcal screen).pdf
• Flu test
• Glucose finger stick (Blood Sugar Test)
• Pregnancy test
• Urine dipstick analysis
• Urine Drug screening
• Cholesterol screen
• TB (PPD Skin test)