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Urgent Care Medicine (UCM) is a specialty that focuses on providing prompt, outpatient medical care when someone cannot be seen by their primary care provider or needs after hour care. Urgent care clinics see patients for problems such as routine illnesses or injuries that are not severe or life threatening.
Most urgent care clinics offer on-site laboratory testing and X-rays to assist with diagnosing the patient. They typically do physicals for work, school, and sports. Some even offer vaccinations.
Urgent care facilities provide a bridge between a busy primary care office that may not be able to accommodate a patient with a same day appointment and the long wait times in an emergency room. These centers offer immediate treatment for acute illnesses and injuries but do not manage chronic, long term conditions. Often times the service is provided on a walk in basis where no appointment is required.
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We know that having immediate access to urgent medical care is important to you. We’re open with extended operating hours on mornings, evenings and weekends to make sure you and your family are well cared for.
about our locationWe know that access to affordable medical care is your top priority. We work with most major medical insurance providers to deliver affordable, comprehensive medical care every day. We also offer medical discount programs to care for patients without access to health insurance.
what we treatWe know that access to affordable medical care is your top priority. We work with most major medical insurance providers to deliver affordable, comprehensive medical care every day. We also offer medical discount programs to care for patients without access to health insurance.
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