Walk-in care for everything between primary care and the ER.
Urgent care is the right level of care for sick visits, minor injuries, infections, and quick-resolution issues that need to be seen today but don’t need an ER. Below is the full scope — including what we won’t treat.
What we see most
Roughly 80% of Express Care visits are one of these. If you’re unsure whether your concern is right for urgent care, virtual care, or somewhere else — call us. We’ll help you decide.
Cold + flu + COVID
Same-day rapid testing for flu A/B + COVID. Symptomatic care; Paxlovid when indicated.
Cuts + lacerations
Stitches, staples, glue, wound closure. Most cuts that don’t need an OR.
Sprains + simple fractures
X-ray on-site. Splinting, casting, ortho referral coordination.
Headaches + migraines
Acute migraine treatment, fluids, anti-emetics, abortive medications.
Allergic reactions
Anaphylaxis stabilization, antihistamines, EpiPen prescriptions. Severe to ER.
Skin + rash issues
Cellulitis, eczema flares, ringworm, shingles, poison ivy.
Ear + sinus infections
Adult + pediatric. Antibiotics when indicated, conservative when not.
UTIs + bladder infections
Same-visit UA + culture, antibiotics same-day, follow-up coordination.
Everything we treat — and what we don’t
We’re honest about scope. Some concerns are well-suited to urgent care, some belong in primary care, and some need an ER or a specialist.
Illness + infection
- Sore throat + strepRapid + culture + antibiotics if positive
- Sinus infectionsDiagnostic + antibiotics when indicated
- Ear infections (adult + pediatric)Adult + pediatric, treatment + follow-up plan
- Cough + bronchitisDifferential for pneumonia; CXR if needed
- Stomach bug + GIHydration, anti-nausea, follow-up plan
- Pinkeye + eye irritationDiagnostic + treatment; deeper concerns referred
- ShinglesAntiviral therapy, pain control, follow-up
Injuries + procedures
- Cuts + lacerationsStitches, staples, glue
- Sprains + simple fracturesX-ray + splinting + casting
- Burns (minor, 1st-2nd degree)Burn care, dressing, follow-up; 3rd-degree to ER
- Foreign body removalSplinters, glass, fish-hooks, embedded items
- Ingrown toenailsPartial avulsion, abscess drainage, follow-up
- Tick removal + Lyme prophylaxisRemoval + risk-stratified antibiotic prophylaxis
- Concussion eval (mild)Diagnostic + return-to-activity plan; severe to ER
Skin + women’s + STI
- Skin infections + cellulitisDiagnostic + oral antibiotics; severe to ER
- Allergic reactions (mild-mod)Antihistamines, prednisone, EpiPen Rx; severe to ER
- UTIs + bladder infectionsUA + culture + antibiotics
- Vaginal infectionsYeast, BV, basic STI testing + treatment
- STI testing + treatmentConfidential testing + treatment, partner notification
- Emergency contraceptionPlan B + ella prescriptions + counseling
What we DON’T treat
- Chest pain (always to ER)Even atypical chest pain — we redirect to ER or 911
- Stroke symptoms (always to ER)Sudden weakness, slurred speech — call 911 immediately
- Severe bleedingAnything not stoppable with direct pressure — to ER
- Severe head injuryLoss of consciousness, persistent vomiting — to ER
- Severe abdominal painWe rule out simple cases; severe goes to ER for imaging
- Pediatric care (under 6 mo)Infants under 6 months go to pediatric ER — we don’t treat
- Mental-health emergenciesSuicidal ideation, severe psychiatric crisis — call 988 or go to ER
- OB/maternity emergenciesPregnancy issues over 20 weeks — go to L&D