Urgent Care (Walk-in) Services

When in need of medical treatment, you may find that getting a timely appointment with your primary care physician is sometimes difficult.  Perhaps it’s a weekend, an evening or a holiday.  Or maybe your medical condition is not serious enough to warrant a visit to the emergency room (or to incur the additional costs).  These are the times when the skilled physicians and staff at Doctors' Urgent Care Offices are the proper choice to fill those needs.

Doctors’ Urgent Care Offices offers many walk-in medical services to your entire family, including the treatment of illnesses such as coughs, colds, flus, headaches, earaches, bronchitis, sinus infections and rashes.  We also treat injuries such as fractures, sprains, cuts and burns, including those sustained while at work.  Our offices are open daily (except for Thanksgiving and Christmas days) from 8:30 a.m. (7:30 a.m. in Springdale) until 10:00 p.m., and are always staffed with Board-certified and Board-eligible physicians to provide for your everyday healthcare needs.  No appointments are needed.

 

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What Is Urgent Care? – Urgent care refers to the medical treatment of non-emergent conditions, including a full range of illnesses and injuries that need prompt attention, but are not life-threatening if not treated immediately. Examples of "urgent care" conditions would include sprains, minor fractures, lacerations, minor burns, flu, bronchitis and other upper respiratory illnesses.  Patients with urgent care medical problems often become ill when their family physician offices are closed.  These people generally prefer not to wait in crowded emergency rooms where the more critically ill patients are treated first and the bills are considerably higher.  Urgent care offices can offer patients skilled medical care for minor illnesses at a lower cost than emergency rooms and with a quicker turnaround time for the office visit.  Patients are frequently referred back to their family physician for follow up as needed.