Rocklin Urgent Care

4791 Granite Dr, Rocklin, CA 95677

9164614455

4791 Granite Dr, Rocklin, CA 95677

Phone:
916-461-4455

OPEN EVERYDAY
9 AM - 8 PM

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Urgent Care Services

At Rocklin Urgent Care, we are equipped to treat a wide range of injuries and acute medical conditions on-site. Whether it’s an abscess, a nosebleed, or the need for an X-ray, we’re here to provide prompt, effective care when unexpected health issues arise. Where a full service urgent care and we can help in multiple ways with many different urgent healthcare issues.

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Musculoskeletal issues that we can help with
  • Sports Injuries – Treatment for common athletic injuries like sprains, strains, and impact trauma
  • Sprains and Strains – Care for stretched or torn ligaments and muscles from sudden movement or overuse
  • Fractures – On-site evaluation and stabilization of broken bones, including X-rays and splinting
  • Joint Pain or Swelling – Assessment of acute or chronic joint discomfort, often due to injury or arthritis
  • Back Pain – Treatment for acute back injuries, spasms, or musculoskeletal strain
  • Neck Pain – Evaluation of stiffness or pain due to posture, strain, or minor trauma
  • Tendonitis – Inflammation from repetitive use, commonly affecting the shoulder, elbow, or ankle
  • Bursitis – Swelling of fluid-filled sacs near joints, often in the hip, elbow, or knee
  • Minor Dislocations or Subluxations – Realignment and stabilization of partially or fully dislocated joints
  • Contusions (Bruises) – Management of soft tissue trauma with pain, swelling, and discoloration
  • Overuse Injuries – Evaluation of pain and dysfunction from repetitive physical activity
  • Joint Injections – Intra-articular steroid injections for pain and inflammation relief
  • Splinting – On-site application of splints for fractures, sprains, or dislocations
  • Durable Medical Equipment (DME) – Provision of braces, slings, crutches, and orthopedic supports for recovery
Allergic Conditions
  • Seasonal Allergies (Allergic Rhinitis) – Relief from sneezing, congestion, and itchy eyes caused by pollen or environmental triggers
  • Mold – Evaluation and treatment of allergy symptoms triggered by mold exposure
  • Allergic Conjunctivitis – Treatment for red, itchy, watery eyes caused by allergens like pollen, dust, or pets
  • Skin Allergies (Contact Dermatitis) – Management of red, itchy rashes caused by contact with allergens or irritants
  • Poison Ivy – Treatment for blistering, itchy rashes caused by exposure to poison ivy, oak, or sumac
  • Hives (Urticaria) – Rapid relief from itchy, raised welts due to allergic reactions or unknown triggers
  • Insect Bite Reactions – Care for swelling, itching, or mild allergic reactions from insect bites or stings
  • Mild to Moderate Food Allergies – Evaluation and treatment of non-life-threatening allergic reactions to food
  • Medication Allergies – Assessment of skin rashes, swelling, or other allergic responses to medications
  • Allergic Asthma Flare-Ups – Nebulizer and inhaler treatments for breathing issues triggered by allergens
  • Anaphylaxis (initial management) – Immediate stabilization and epinephrine for life-threatening allergic reactions
Wound Care Issues
  • Laceration Repair – Cleaning and closing cuts using sutures, staples, or medical glue to promote proper healing.
  • Abrasions (Scrapes) – Gentle cleaning and protective dressing of superficial wounds to reduce infection risk.
  • Puncture Wounds – Evaluation and cleaning of deep wounds with tetanus protection when appropriate.
  • Bite Wounds (Animal or Human) – Irrigation and antibiotic management to prevent serious infections from high-risk wounds.
  • Minor Burns – Treatment of first- and small second-degree burns with cooling, dressings, and pain relief.
  • Abscess Drainage – Incision, drainage, and packing of infected skin lumps to relieve pressure and promote healing.
  • Infected Wounds – Cleaning, dressing, and antibiotics for wounds showing signs of redness, pus, or swelling.
  • Foreign Body Removal – Safe extraction of embedded splinters, glass, or debris followed by proper wound care.
  • Post-Surgical Wound Concerns – Assessment and care for surgical wounds with redness, drainage, or delayed healing.
  • Tetanus Risk Wounds – Wound cleaning and on-site tetanus shots for injuries at risk of tetanus exposure.
Respiratory Illness
  • Upper Respiratory Infections (URI) – Evaluation and treatment for colds, sore throat, nasal congestion, and other viral respiratory symptoms.
  • Bronchitis – Often viral; managed with supportive care for cough, chest discomfort, and mucus production.
  • Sinusitis (Sinus Infection) – Treated with decongestants or antibiotics for facial pressure, nasal congestion, and thick discharge.
  • Asthma Exacerbations – On-site treatment with nebulizers or inhalers to quickly relieve wheezing and shortness of breath.
  • Pneumonia – Diagnosed through exam and imaging; may require antibiotics, breathing treatments, and close follow-up.
  • COVID-19 – Rapid testing and management for fever, fatigue, cough, and related symptoms in accordance with current guidelines.
  • Influenza (Flu) – Symptomatic care and antiviral medications provided for fever, fatigue, sore throat, and body aches.
  • RSV (Respiratory Syncytial Virus) – Common in children; managed with breathing support and monitoring for complications.
  • Croup – Barky cough in children treated with steroids and humidified air to reduce airway inflammation.
  • Allergic Rhinitis – Relief for allergy-related nasal congestion, sneezing, and itchy or watery eyes.
  • COPD Exacerbations – Flare-ups of chronic bronchitis or emphysema managed with oxygen, steroids, and inhalers.
  • Shortness of Breath – Prompt evaluation to determine cause, including asthma, anxiety, pneumonia, or heart-related issues.
  • Chest Congestion – Addressed with cough suppressants, expectorants, and diagnostic testing as needed.
  • Wheezing – Evaluated and treated with bronchodilators and steroids when related to asthma or reactive airway disease.
  • Sore Throat and Tonsillitis – Throat pain assessed and treated; rapid strep testing and antibiotics if indicated.
  • Nebulizing – On-site breathing treatments to quickly relieve wheezing, shortness of breath, or asthma symptoms.
  • Oxygen – Supplemental oxygen therapy provided for patients with low oxygen levels or respiratory distress.
Eye problems
  • Conjunctivitis (Pink Eye) – Red, itchy, or watery eyes caused by viral, bacterial, or allergic inflammation; treated with drops and symptom relief.
  • Stye (Hordeolum) – Painful, swollen bump on the eyelid caused by an infected oil gland; managed with warm compresses and, if needed, antibiotics.
  • Chalazion – Painless lump on the eyelid from a blocked gland; treated conservatively or referred if persistent.
  • Corneal Abrasion – Scratch on the eye surface from trauma or contact lenses; evaluated with staining and treated with lubricants or antibiotics.
  • Foreign Body in Eye – Removal of debris, metal, or dust from the eye surface with proper irrigation and protection against infection.
  • Eye Allergies – Itchy, red, and watery eyes triggered by allergens; relieved with antihistamine or anti-inflammatory drops.
  • Dry Eye Syndrome – Burning or gritty eye sensation from poor tear production; treated with lubricating drops and moisture retention.
  • Blepharitis – Eyelid margin inflammation causing redness, irritation, or crusting; managed with eyelid hygiene and topical treatments.
  • Subconjunctival Hemorrhage – Bright red patch in the white of the eye due to a broken blood vessel; usually harmless and self-resolving.
  • Chemical Exposure/Irritation – Immediate eye flushing and evaluation following contact with irritants like cleaning products or fumes.
  • Contact Lens Complications – Infections, irritation, or corneal ulcers from improper use; evaluated and treated promptly to prevent damage.
  • Flashes & Floaters (sudden onset) – Sudden visual disturbances that may signal retinal detachment; referred urgently for ophthalmologic care.
  • Red or Painful Eye – Prompt evaluation for serious causes such as uveitis, glaucoma, or infection, with treatment or referral as needed.
Ear Conditions
  • Conjunctivitis (Pink Eye) – Red, itchy, or watery eyes caused by infection or allergies; treated with antibiotic drops or supportive care depending on cause.
  • Ear Infections (Otitis Media) – Common in children, often with fever, ear pain, or fluid buildup; treated with pain relief and antibiotics when indicated.
  • Swimmer’s Ear (Otitis Externa) – Infection of the outer ear canal typically caused by water exposure; managed with ear drops and keeping the ear dry.
  • Earwax Buildup (Cerumen Impaction) – Causes ear fullness, hearing loss, or discomfort; treated with in-clinic ear irrigation or manual removal.
  • Ear Pain (Otalgia) – Can result from infection, trauma, pressure changes, or referred pain; evaluated thoroughly and treated based on the underlying cause.
  • Ruptured Eardrum – Often due to infection or trauma with symptoms of pain and ear drainage; evaluated and managed with care instructions and follow-up.
  • Foreign Body in Ear – Common in children; safely removed in the clinic using specialized instruments to prevent damage.
  • Tinnitus (Ringing in the Ears) – May be associated with ear infections, hearing loss, or noise exposure; evaluated to determine the need for further testing.
  • Hearing Loss (Sudden or Gradual) – Can result from wax buildup, infection, or other causes; urgent care provides initial evaluation and referral when necessary.
  • Ear Drainage (Otorrhea) – Drainage from the ear due to infection or ruptured eardrum; assessed and treated to prevent complications.
  • Barotrauma – Ear pressure injuries from flying or diving causing discomfort or hearing changes; treated with decongestants, pain relief, and guidance.
Gastrointestial Disorders
  • Nausea & Vomiting – Prompt evaluation and treatment of sudden nausea or vomiting caused by viruses, food poisoning, or medications.
  • Diarrhea – Management of acute diarrhea from infections or food-related causes, with rehydration and symptom relief.
  • Abdominal Pain – On-site assessment of belly pain caused by indigestion, constipation, or early signs of more serious conditions.
  • Constipation – Gentle relief for difficulty passing stool, commonly treated with hydration, diet advice, and over-the-counter options.
  • Gastroenteritis (Stomach Flu) – Supportive care for viral GI infections causing vomiting, diarrhea, and cramping.
  • Food Poisoning – Rapid treatment for GI upset following contaminated food exposure, including hydration and symptom control.
  • Acid Reflux (GERD) – Quick relief for burning chest discomfort caused by stomach acid, with lifestyle tips and medications.
  • Indigestion (Dyspepsia) – Evaluation and relief for bloating, upper abdominal discomfort, or fullness after meals.
  • Hemorrhoids – In-office relief for painful, swollen veins causing rectal bleeding or discomfort, often from straining.
  • Gas & Bloating – Treatment for abdominal discomfort related to digestion, food intolerance, or IBS.
  • Dehydration from GI Losses – Oral or IV fluid replacement for dehydration due to prolonged vomiting or diarrhea.
  • Rectal Bleeding (Mild) – Examination and care for minor rectal bleeding due to hemorrhoids, fissures, or irritation.
  • Gallbladder Flare-Ups (Suspected) – Initial evaluation for upper right abdominal pain often triggered by fatty meals, with referral for imaging if needed.
Cardiovascular Issues
  • Hypertension (High Blood Pressure) – Identified through routine vital signs; we monitor, assess risk, and initiate or adjust medications as needed.
  • Palpitations – Rapid or irregular heartbeat sensations; we perform an EKG, check vital signs, and evaluate for common causes like anxiety or dehydration.
  • Chest Pain (Non-Cardiac or Low-Risk) – Mild to moderate discomfort; we assess for cardiac risk factors and rule out urgent causes like heart attack or pulmonary issues.
  • Shortness of Breath (Mild to Moderate) – Evaluated with physical exam, pulse oximetry, and potentially EKG or nebulizer treatment depending on the cause.
  • Edema (Swelling in Legs or Ankles) – Often a sign of fluid retention; we assess for underlying cardiac, renal, or venous causes and provide appropriate management or referral.
  • Dizziness or Lightheadedness – May be due to dehydration, low blood pressure, or rhythm disturbances; we evaluate vitals, perform orthostatic checks, and guide further care.
  • Syncope (Fainting or Near-Fainting) – Sudden temporary loss of consciousness; we assess for cardiac, neurological, or situational causes and determine need for referral.
  • Mild Arrhythmias (e.g., PVCs, PACs) – Irregular heartbeat patterns detected via EKG; we evaluate symptoms and provide initial workup with specialist referral if needed.
  • High Cholesterol (Hyperlipidemia) – Detected on routine labs; we offer lifestyle counseling, assess cardiovascular risk, and initiate or adjust medications.
  • Pre-Participation or Clearance Exams – Comprehensive evaluations including EKGs and risk screening to ensure safe participation in sports or work activities.
Neurological
  • Concussions / Head Injuries – Prompt evaluation of minor head trauma, including sports injuries and falls, to rule out serious complications like confusion or prolonged symptoms.
  • Headaches – On-site assessment and treatment of tension, migraine, or sinus-related headaches with appropriate medication and care guidance.
  • Dizziness & Vertigo – Evaluation of spinning or balance issues commonly caused by inner ear conditions, dehydration, or anxiety.
  • Numbness or Tingling (Paresthesia) – Initial workup of sensory disturbances that may result from pinched nerves, poor circulation, or transient neurological issues.
  • Muscle Weakness (Non-severe) – Assessment of mild or localized weakness not associated with stroke or emergency symptoms.
  • Facial Droop (Bell’s Palsy) – Management of sudden, one-sided facial weakness with anti-inflammatory treatment and specialist follow-up if needed.
  • Tremors – Evaluation of involuntary shaking, whether related to stress, medication, caffeine, or underlying neurological causes.
  • Sleep Disturbances or Fatigue – Supportive care for difficulty sleeping or ongoing tiredness linked to stress, lifestyle, or medication side effects.
  • Neuropathy Symptoms – Evaluation of burning, tingling, or numbness in hands or feet, often due to diabetes, nerve compression, or circulation issues.
Skin issues
  • Rashes – Evaluation and treatment for allergic, viral, contact, or heat rashes, including poison ivy and eczema flare-ups.
  • Cellulitis – On-site diagnosis and antibiotic treatment for bacterial skin infections with redness, swelling, and warmth.
  • Abscesses & Boils – Incision and drainage of painful, pus-filled lumps, followed by wound care and infection management.
  • Insect Bites & Stings – Treatment for swelling, itching, allergic reactions, and infection from insect or spider bites.
  • Contact Dermatitis – Relief for red, itchy skin reactions caused by irritants or allergens like soaps, plants, or metals.
  • Hives (Urticaria) – Rapid treatment for sudden, itchy welts caused by allergic reactions or unknown triggers.
  • Eczema (Atopic Dermatitis) – Symptom relief for chronic dry, itchy, inflamed skin with topical medications and care plans.
  • Impetigo – Antibiotic treatment for contagious skin infection marked by honey-colored crusts, especially in children.
  • Athlete’s Foot (Tinea Pedis) – Antifungal treatment for itchy, scaling fungal infections between the toes.
  • Ringworm (Tinea Corporis) – Diagnosis and treatment for circular, red, itchy fungal rashes on the skin.
  • Shingles (Herpes Zoster) – Management of painful, blistering rash with antiviral medication and symptom relief.
  • Warts – Treatment for skin growths caused by HPV, including cryotherapy or topical therapies.
  • Minor Burns – Evaluation and care for first- or small second-degree burns from heat, sun exposure, or chemicals.
  • Bug or Spider Bites – Assessment and treatment for local irritation, allergic reaction, or secondary infection.
  • Scabies – Prescription treatment for intense itching and rash caused by skin-burrowing mites.
Urologic Conditions
  • Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs) – Burning with urination, urinary urgency, and lower abdominal discomfort; treated with prompt antibiotic therapy and supportive care.
  • Dysuria (Painful Urination) – Discomfort or pain while urinating; evaluated and managed with urinalysis, treatment, and symptom relief.
  • Urinary Retention or Hesitancy – Difficulty starting or fully emptying the bladder; assessed and managed based on underlying cause, with referral if needed.
  • Hematuria (Blood in Urine) – Visible or microscopic blood in urine; evaluated with urinalysis and follow-up testing to identify infection, trauma, or stone-related causes.
  • Epididymitis – Pain and swelling of the testicle due to infection or inflammation; diagnosed with physical exam and treated with antibiotics.
  • Testicular Pain – Sudden or persistent testicular discomfort; urgently evaluated to rule out torsion and treated or referred accordingly.
  • Penile or Scrotal Swelling – Swelling from infection, injury, or fluid buildup; examined on-site with appropriate treatment or urology referral.
  • Kidney Stones (Suspected) – Flank pain, hematuria, and nausea suggestive of stones; initial evaluation with urinalysis and referral for imaging or urology.
  • Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) – Discharge, burning, or painful urination from infections like chlamydia or gonorrhea; diagnosed with testing and treated confidentially.
  • Urinary Incontinence (New Onset) – Unexpected urine leakage or control issues; evaluated to rule out infection or neurologic cause and guide follow-up care.
  • Prostatitis (Acute) – Pelvic pain, painful urination, and urinary difficulty in men; managed with antibiotics, anti-inflammatories, and supportive care.
  • Sports Injuries – Treatment for common athletic injuries like sprains, strains, and impact trauma
  • Sprains and Strains – Care for stretched or torn ligaments and muscles from sudden movement or overuse
  • Fractures – On-site evaluation and stabilization of broken bones, including X-rays and splinting
  • Joint Pain or Swelling – Assessment of acute or chronic joint discomfort, often due to injury or arthritis
  • Back Pain – Treatment for acute back injuries, spasms, or musculoskeletal strain
  • Neck Pain – Evaluation of stiffness or pain due to posture, strain, or minor trauma
  • Tendonitis – Inflammation from repetitive use, commonly affecting the shoulder, elbow, or ankle
  • Bursitis – Swelling of fluid-filled sacs near joints, often in the hip, elbow, or knee
  • Minor Dislocations or Subluxations – Realignment and stabilization of partially or fully dislocated joints
  • Contusions (Bruises) – Management of soft tissue trauma with pain, swelling, and discoloration
  • Overuse Injuries – Evaluation of pain and dysfunction from repetitive physical activity
  • Joint Injections – Intra-articular steroid injections for pain and inflammation relief
  • Splinting – On-site application of splints for fractures, sprains, or dislocations
  • Durable Medical Equipment (DME) – Provision of braces, slings, crutches, and orthopedic supports for recovery
  • Seasonal Allergies (Allergic Rhinitis) – Relief from sneezing, congestion, and itchy eyes caused by pollen or environmental triggers
  • Mold – Evaluation and treatment of allergy symptoms triggered by mold exposure
  • Allergic Conjunctivitis – Treatment for red, itchy, watery eyes caused by allergens like pollen, dust, or pets
  • Skin Allergies (Contact Dermatitis) – Management of red, itchy rashes caused by contact with allergens or irritants
  • Poison Ivy – Treatment for blistering, itchy rashes caused by exposure to poison ivy, oak, or sumac
  • Hives (Urticaria) – Rapid relief from itchy, raised welts due to allergic reactions or unknown triggers
  • Insect Bite Reactions – Care for swelling, itching, or mild allergic reactions from insect bites or stings
  • Mild to Moderate Food Allergies – Evaluation and treatment of non-life-threatening allergic reactions to food
  • Medication Allergies – Assessment of skin rashes, swelling, or other allergic responses to medications
  • Allergic Asthma Flare-Ups – Nebulizer and inhaler treatments for breathing issues triggered by allergens
  • Anaphylaxis (initial management) – Immediate stabilization and epinephrine for life-threatening allergic reactions
  • Laceration Repair – Cleaning and closing cuts using sutures, staples, or medical glue to promote proper healing.
  • Abrasions (Scrapes) – Gentle cleaning and protective dressing of superficial wounds to reduce infection risk.
  • Puncture Wounds – Evaluation and cleaning of deep wounds with tetanus protection when appropriate.
  • Bite Wounds (Animal or Human) – Irrigation and antibiotic management to prevent serious infections from high-risk wounds.
  • Minor Burns – Treatment of first- and small second-degree burns with cooling, dressings, and pain relief.
  • Abscess Drainage – Incision, drainage, and packing of infected skin lumps to relieve pressure and promote healing.
  • Infected Wounds – Cleaning, dressing, and antibiotics for wounds showing signs of redness, pus, or swelling.
  • Foreign Body Removal – Safe extraction of embedded splinters, glass, or debris followed by proper wound care.
  • Post-Surgical Wound Concerns – Assessment and care for surgical wounds with redness, drainage, or delayed healing.
  • Tetanus Risk Wounds – Wound cleaning and on-site tetanus shots for injuries at risk of tetanus exposure.
  • Upper Respiratory Infections (URI) – Evaluation and treatment for colds, sore throat, nasal congestion, and other viral respiratory symptoms.
  • Bronchitis – Often viral; managed with supportive care for cough, chest discomfort, and mucus production.
  • Sinusitis (Sinus Infection) – Treated with decongestants or antibiotics for facial pressure, nasal congestion, and thick discharge.
  • Asthma Exacerbations – On-site treatment with nebulizers or inhalers to quickly relieve wheezing and shortness of breath.
  • Pneumonia – Diagnosed through exam and imaging; may require antibiotics, breathing treatments, and close follow-up.
  • COVID-19 – Rapid testing and management for fever, fatigue, cough, and related symptoms in accordance with current guidelines.
  • Influenza (Flu) – Symptomatic care and antiviral medications provided for fever, fatigue, sore throat, and body aches.
  • RSV (Respiratory Syncytial Virus) – Common in children; managed with breathing support and monitoring for complications.
  • Croup – Barky cough in children treated with steroids and humidified air to reduce airway inflammation.
  • Allergic Rhinitis – Relief for allergy-related nasal congestion, sneezing, and itchy or watery eyes.
  • COPD Exacerbations – Flare-ups of chronic bronchitis or emphysema managed with oxygen, steroids, and inhalers.
  • Shortness of Breath – Prompt evaluation to determine cause, including asthma, anxiety, pneumonia, or heart-related issues.
  • Chest Congestion – Addressed with cough suppressants, expectorants, and diagnostic testing as needed.
  • Wheezing – Evaluated and treated with bronchodilators and steroids when related to asthma or reactive airway disease.
  • Sore Throat and Tonsillitis – Throat pain assessed and treated; rapid strep testing and antibiotics if indicated.
  • Nebulizing – On-site breathing treatments to quickly relieve wheezing, shortness of breath, or asthma symptoms.
  • Oxygen – Supplemental oxygen therapy provided for patients with low oxygen levels or respiratory distress.
  • Conjunctivitis (Pink Eye) – Red, itchy, or watery eyes caused by viral, bacterial, or allergic inflammation; treated with drops and symptom relief.
  • Stye (Hordeolum) – Painful, swollen bump on the eyelid caused by an infected oil gland; managed with warm compresses and, if needed, antibiotics.
  • Chalazion – Painless lump on the eyelid from a blocked gland; treated conservatively or referred if persistent.
  • Corneal Abrasion – Scratch on the eye surface from trauma or contact lenses; evaluated with staining and treated with lubricants or antibiotics.
  • Foreign Body in Eye – Removal of debris, metal, or dust from the eye surface with proper irrigation and protection against infection.
  • Eye Allergies – Itchy, red, and watery eyes triggered by allergens; relieved with antihistamine or anti-inflammatory drops.
  • Dry Eye Syndrome – Burning or gritty eye sensation from poor tear production; treated with lubricating drops and moisture retention.
  • Blepharitis – Eyelid margin inflammation causing redness, irritation, or crusting; managed with eyelid hygiene and topical treatments.
  • Subconjunctival Hemorrhage – Bright red patch in the white of the eye due to a broken blood vessel; usually harmless and self-resolving.
  • Chemical Exposure/Irritation – Immediate eye flushing and evaluation following contact with irritants like cleaning products or fumes.
  • Contact Lens Complications – Infections, irritation, or corneal ulcers from improper use; evaluated and treated promptly to prevent damage.
  • Flashes & Floaters (sudden onset) – Sudden visual disturbances that may signal retinal detachment; referred urgently for ophthalmologic care.
  • Red or Painful Eye – Prompt evaluation for serious causes such as uveitis, glaucoma, or infection, with treatment or referral as needed.
  • Conjunctivitis (Pink Eye) – Red, itchy, or watery eyes caused by infection or allergies; treated with antibiotic drops or supportive care depending on cause.
  • Ear Infections (Otitis Media) – Common in children, often with fever, ear pain, or fluid buildup; treated with pain relief and antibiotics when indicated.
  • Swimmer’s Ear (Otitis Externa) – Infection of the outer ear canal typically caused by water exposure; managed with ear drops and keeping the ear dry.
  • Earwax Buildup (Cerumen Impaction) – Causes ear fullness, hearing loss, or discomfort; treated with in-clinic ear irrigation or manual removal.
  • Ear Pain (Otalgia) – Can result from infection, trauma, pressure changes, or referred pain; evaluated thoroughly and treated based on the underlying cause.
  • Ruptured Eardrum – Often due to infection or trauma with symptoms of pain and ear drainage; evaluated and managed with care instructions and follow-up.
  • Foreign Body in Ear – Common in children; safely removed in the clinic using specialized instruments to prevent damage.
  • Tinnitus (Ringing in the Ears) – May be associated with ear infections, hearing loss, or noise exposure; evaluated to determine the need for further testing.
  • Hearing Loss (Sudden or Gradual) – Can result from wax buildup, infection, or other causes; urgent care provides initial evaluation and referral when necessary.
  • Ear Drainage (Otorrhea) – Drainage from the ear due to infection or ruptured eardrum; assessed and treated to prevent complications.
  • Barotrauma – Ear pressure injuries from flying or diving causing discomfort or hearing changes; treated with decongestants, pain relief, and guidance.
  • Nausea & Vomiting – Prompt evaluation and treatment of sudden nausea or vomiting caused by viruses, food poisoning, or medications.
  • Diarrhea – Management of acute diarrhea from infections or food-related causes, with rehydration and symptom relief.
  • Abdominal Pain – On-site assessment of belly pain caused by indigestion, constipation, or early signs of more serious conditions.
  • Constipation – Gentle relief for difficulty passing stool, commonly treated with hydration, diet advice, and over-the-counter options.
  • Gastroenteritis (Stomach Flu) – Supportive care for viral GI infections causing vomiting, diarrhea, and cramping.
  • Food Poisoning – Rapid treatment for GI upset following contaminated food exposure, including hydration and symptom control.
  • Acid Reflux (GERD) – Quick relief for burning chest discomfort caused by stomach acid, with lifestyle tips and medications.
  • Indigestion (Dyspepsia) – Evaluation and relief for bloating, upper abdominal discomfort, or fullness after meals.
  • Hemorrhoids – In-office relief for painful, swollen veins causing rectal bleeding or discomfort, often from straining.
  • Gas & Bloating – Treatment for abdominal discomfort related to digestion, food intolerance, or IBS.
  • Dehydration from GI Losses – Oral or IV fluid replacement for dehydration due to prolonged vomiting or diarrhea.
  • Rectal Bleeding (Mild) – Examination and care for minor rectal bleeding due to hemorrhoids, fissures, or irritation.
  • Gallbladder Flare-Ups (Suspected) – Initial evaluation for upper right abdominal pain often triggered by fatty meals, with referral for imaging if needed.
  • Hypertension (High Blood Pressure)
    – Identified through routine vital signs; we monitor, assess risk, and initiate or adjust medications as needed.
  • Palpitations
    – Rapid or irregular heartbeat sensations; we perform an EKG, check vital signs, and evaluate for common causes like anxiety or dehydration.
  • Chest Pain (Non-Cardiac or Low-Risk)
    – Mild to moderate discomfort; we assess for cardiac risk factors and rule out urgent causes like heart attack or pulmonary issues.
  • Shortness of Breath (Mild to Moderate)
    – Evaluated with physical exam, pulse oximetry, and potentially EKG or nebulizer treatment depending on the cause.
  • Edema (Swelling in Legs or Ankles)
    – Often a sign of fluid retention; we assess for underlying cardiac, renal, or venous causes and provide appropriate management or referral.
  • Dizziness or Lightheadedness
    – May be due to dehydration, low blood pressure, or rhythm disturbances; we evaluate vitals, perform orthostatic checks, and guide further care.
  • Syncope (Fainting or Near-Fainting)
    – Sudden temporary loss of consciousness; we assess for cardiac, neurological, or situational causes and determine need for referral.
  • Mild Arrhythmias (e.g., PVCs, PACs)
    – Irregular heartbeat patterns detected via EKG; we evaluate symptoms and provide initial workup with specialist referral if needed.
  • High Cholesterol (Hyperlipidemia)
    – Detected on routine labs; we offer lifestyle counseling, assess cardiovascular risk, and initiate or adjust medications.
  • Pre-Participation or Clearance Exams
    – Comprehensive evaluations including EKGs and risk screening to ensure safe participation in sports or work activities.
  • Concussions / Head Injuries – Prompt evaluation of minor head trauma, including sports injuries and falls, to rule out serious complications like confusion or prolonged symptoms.
  • Headaches – On-site assessment and treatment of tension, migraine, or sinus-related headaches with appropriate medication and care guidance.
  • Dizziness & Vertigo – Evaluation of spinning or balance issues commonly caused by inner ear conditions, dehydration, or anxiety.
  • Numbness or Tingling (Paresthesia) – Initial workup of sensory disturbances that may result from pinched nerves, poor circulation, or transient neurological issues.
  • Muscle Weakness (Non-severe) – Assessment of mild or localized weakness not associated with stroke or emergency symptoms.
  • Facial Droop (Bell’s Palsy) – Management of sudden, one-sided facial weakness with anti-inflammatory treatment and specialist follow-up if needed.
  • Tremors – Evaluation of involuntary shaking, whether related to stress, medication, caffeine, or underlying neurological causes.
  • Sleep Disturbances or Fatigue – Supportive care for difficulty sleeping or ongoing tiredness linked to stress, lifestyle, or medication side effects.
  • Neuropathy Symptoms – Evaluation of burning, tingling, or numbness in hands or feet, often due to diabetes, nerve compression, or circulation issues.
  • Rashes – Evaluation and treatment for allergic, viral, contact, or heat rashes, including poison ivy and eczema flare-ups.
    Cellulitis – On-site diagnosis and antibiotic treatment for bacterial skin infections with redness, swelling, and warmth.
    • Abscesses & Boils – Incision and drainage of painful, pus-filled lumps, followed by wound care and infection management.
    • Insect Bites & Stings – Treatment for swelling, itching, allergic reactions, and infection from insect or spider bites.
    • Contact Dermatitis – Relief for red, itchy skin reactions caused by irritants or allergens like soaps, plants, or metals.
    • Hives (Urticaria) – Rapid treatment for sudden, itchy welts caused by allergic reactions or unknown triggers.
    • Eczema (Atopic Dermatitis) – Symptom relief for chronic dry, itchy, inflamed skin with topical medications and care plans.
    • Impetigo – Antibiotic treatment for contagious skin infection marked by honey-colored crusts, especially in children.
    • Athlete’s Foot (Tinea Pedis) – Antifungal treatment for itchy, scaling fungal infections between the toes.
    • Ringworm (Tinea Corporis) – Diagnosis and treatment for circular, red, itchy fungal rashes on the skin.
    • Shingles (Herpes Zoster) – Management of painful, blistering rash with antiviral medication and symptom relief.
    • Warts – Treatment for skin growths caused by HPV, including cryotherapy or topical therapies.
    • Minor Burns – Evaluation and care for first- or small second-degree burns from heat, sun exposure, or chemicals.
    • Bug or Spider Bites – Assessment and treatment for local irritation, allergic reaction, or secondary infection.
    • Scabies – Prescription treatment for intense itching and rash caused by skin-burrowing mites.
  • Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs) – Burning with urination, urinary urgency, and lower abdominal discomfort; treated with prompt antibiotic therapy and supportive care.
  • Dysuria (Painful Urination) – Discomfort or pain while urinating; evaluated and managed with urinalysis, treatment, and symptom relief.
  • Urinary Retention or Hesitancy – Difficulty starting or fully emptying the bladder; assessed and managed based on underlying cause, with referral if needed.
  • Hematuria (Blood in Urine) – Visible or microscopic blood in urine; evaluated with urinalysis and follow-up testing to identify infection, trauma, or stone-related causes.
  • Epididymitis – Pain and swelling of the testicle due to infection or inflammation; diagnosed with physical exam and treated with antibiotics.
  • Testicular Pain – Sudden or persistent testicular discomfort; urgently evaluated to rule out torsion and treated or referred accordingly.
  • Penile or Scrotal Swelling – Swelling from infection, injury, or fluid buildup; examined on-site with appropriate treatment or urology referral.
  • Kidney Stones (Suspected) – Flank pain, hematuria, and nausea suggestive of stones; initial evaluation with urinalysis and referral for imaging or urology.
  • Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) – Discharge, burning, or painful urination from infections like chlamydia or gonorrhea; diagnosed with testing and treated confidentially.
  • Urinary Incontinence (New Onset) – Unexpected urine leakage or control issues; evaluated to rule out infection or neurologic cause and guide follow-up care.
  • Prostatitis (Acute) – Pelvic pain, painful urination, and urinary difficulty in men; managed with antibiotics, anti-inflammatories, and supportive care.

Personal & Sexual Health Issues Seen in Urgent Care

  • Chlamydia & Gonorrhea – Discreet testing and same-day treatment for these common bacterial infections, often without symptoms.
  • Herpes Simplex Virus (HSV) – On-site diagnosis and antiviral management for painful genital blisters or outbreaks.
  • Trichomoniasis – Rapid testing and antibiotic treatment for discharge, odor, and irritation.
  • Syphilis – Blood testing and follow-up care for painless sores, rashes, or systemic symptoms.
  • HIV Testing – Confidential rapid or standard testing with counseling and linkage to care.
  • HPV (Genital Warts) – Visual diagnosis and treatment options for painless genital lesions.
  • Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs) – Quick evaluation and antibiotics for painful, frequent, or urgent urination.
  • Vaginal Infections (BV/Yeast) – In-clinic diagnosis and treatment for common causes of vaginal discharge or irritation.
  • Pelvic Pain or Cramping – Gentle assessment to rule out infections, pregnancy-related issues, or gynecologic concerns.
  • Testicular Pain or Swelling – Prompt evaluation of male reproductive concerns including infection or injury.
  • Prostate Symptoms – Initial screening and relief for difficulty urinating or other prostate-related complaints.
  • Emergency Contraception (Plan B) – Same-day access to Plan B with private, judgment-free counseling.
  • Birth Control Refills – Short-term contraceptive refills and guidance on ongoing options.
  • Pregnancy Testing – Lab-based or urine pregnancy testing with next-step counseling.
  • Early Pregnancy Concerns – Evaluation of cramping, spotting, or nausea in early pregnancy.
  • Missed Period Evaluation – On-site assessment to check for pregnancy or hormonal imbalance.
  • STD Screening Panels – Comprehensive testing with optional follow-up and treatment.
  • Discharge or Itching – Private, respectful evaluation for genital symptoms of unknown cause.
  • HIV PrEP/PEP Counseling – Preventive care and emergency medication access after high-risk exposure.

Mental Health Conditions Seen in Urgent Care

On-site evaluation and supportive care for symptoms like restlessness, chest tightness, or panic that may mimic physical illness.

Initial assessment and short-term management for low mood, fatigue, appetite changes, and loss of interest in daily life.

Immediate support and symptom relief for sudden emotional distress following trauma, crisis, or major life changes.

Rapid intervention and calming strategies for intense episodes of fear, palpitations, and shortness of breath.

Evaluation and guidance for stress-related or mood-related sleep problems, with short-term treatment options.

Initial evaluation for drug or alcohol-related symptoms, with referrals for detox or specialized care.

Supportive care for emotional or behavioral changes triggered by recent stressors like job loss or family disruption.

Evaluation of physical complaints linked to emotional distress, with reassurance and referral when needed.

Compassionate care for emotional pain and loss, including support for overlapping depression or anxiety.

Assessment of emotional instability related to stress, hormones, or possible underlying mood disorders.

Procedures that we offer

Closing cuts and skin tears using stitches, glue, or staples to promote healing and reduce scarring.

Draining abscesses or infected cysts to relieve pressure and treat localized infections.

Stabilizing sprains, fractures, or dislocations with custom or pre-fabricated splints.

Safely removing objects from the skin, eye, ear, nose, throat, or soft tissue.

Evaluation and dressing of first- and second-degree burns to prevent infection and aid healing.

Flushing impacted ear wax to relieve fullness, pain, or temporary hearing loss.

Releasing pressure under a bruised fingernail or toenail due to injury.

Treating ingrown toenails or nail infections by removing part or all of the nail.

Cleaning and bandaging minor wounds, abrasions, or surgical sites to prevent infection.

Removing fluid from swollen joints for pain relief or diagnostic purposes.

Injecting medication into joints to relieve inflammation and pain in conditions like arthritis or bursitis.

Recording the heart’s electrical activity to assess for arrhythmias, chest pain, or heart conditions.

Providing fast-acting respiratory therapy for asthma, bronchitis, or other breathing difficulties.

Delivering supplemental oxygen to patients with low oxygen levels or respiratory distress.

Administering tetanus boosters for patients with wounds or overdue vaccinations.

Closing cuts and skin tears using stitches, glue, or staples to promote healing and reduce scarring.

On-site urine testing to help diagnose infections, dehydration, or kidney issues.

Fast, point-of-care testing for common infectious illnesses.

Placing sterile material into drained abscesses to promote healing and prevent re-closure.

Providing hydration and symptom relief through intravenous therapy when indicated.

ONSITE LAB TESTING
  • STREP THROAT
  • INFLUENZA A &B
  • RSV – RESPIRATORY SYNCYTIAL VIRUS
  • MONONUCLEOSIS
  • URINALYSIS
  • URINE PREGNANCY
  • EKG/ECG
  • BLOOD GLUCOSE
  • DRUG SCREENING
  • PREGNANCY TESTING
  • XRAY

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Procedures that we offer

Closing cuts and skin tears using stitches, glue, or staples to promote healing and reduce scarring.

Draining abscesses or infected cysts to relieve pressure and treat localized infections.

Stabilizing sprains, fractures, or dislocations with custom or pre-fabricated splints.

Safely removing objects from the skin, eye, ear, nose, throat, or soft tissue.

Evaluation and dressing of first- and second-degree burns to prevent infection and aid healing.

Flushing impacted ear wax to relieve fullness, pain, or temporary hearing loss.

Releasing pressure under a bruised fingernail or toenail due to injury.

Treating ingrown toenails or nail infections by removing part or all of the nail.

Cleaning and bandaging minor wounds, abrasions, or surgical sites to prevent infection.

Removing fluid from swollen joints for pain relief or diagnostic purposes.

Injecting medication into joints to relieve inflammation and pain in conditions like arthritis or bursitis.

Recording the heart’s electrical activity to assess for arrhythmias, chest pain, or heart conditions.

Providing fast-acting respiratory therapy for asthma, bronchitis, or other breathing difficulties.

Delivering supplemental oxygen to patients with low oxygen levels or respiratory distress.

Administering tetanus boosters for patients with wounds or overdue vaccinations.

Closing cuts and skin tears using stitches, glue, or staples to promote healing and reduce scarring.

On-site urine testing to help diagnose infections, dehydration, or kidney issues.

Fast, point-of-care testing for common infectious illnesses.

Placing sterile material into drained abscesses to promote healing and prevent re-closure.

Providing hydration and symptom relief through intravenous therapy when indicated.

Weight Management

Tailored approach based on your health profile, goals, and preferences to promote sustainable weight loss.

Access to compounded GLP-1 medications sourced from licensed, U.S.-based pharmacies that meet safety and quality standards.

Full evaluation of medical history, medications, lifestyle, and risks to ensure safe and effective treatment.

One-on-one guidance from experienced providers to adjust treatment and keep you on track.

See your provider as often as needed, with flexible in-person or virtual appointments.

Regular follow-ups to track weight, lab results, and address any side effects or questions.

Convenient shipping of your compounded medication and supplies right to your door.

  • No Hidden Fees – All costs clearly disclosed—no unexpected bills or upsells.
  • No Membership Fees – You only pay for what you need—no subscriptions, no gimmicks.
  • No Long-Term Commitment – Stay in control with a flexible program and no contract
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DOT Physical

DOT Physical Appointment Checklist

  • Driver’s License or Government-issued Photo ID
  • List of Current Medications (include dosage and prescribing doctor’s name)
  • Medical History Information (past surgeries, conditions, hospitalizations)
  • Vision or Hearing Aids (if you use them)

Condition

Bring This

Diabetes

Recent A1C results, blood sugar logs, and list of medications.

High Blood Pressure

Recent blood pressure readings and medication list.

Heart Conditions

Cardiologist clearance letter, stress test or echocardiogram results.

Sleep Apnea

CPAP machine use log/report or sleep study results.

Neurological Disorders

Specialist’s letter explaining condition and clearance.

Mental Health Conditions

Current treatment details and psychiatrist/psychologist letter.

Seizure Disorder (if controlled and under exemption)

Documentation from treating neurologist.

  • Avoid caffeine and smoking for several hours before the exam.
  • Wear comfortable clothing for easy access during physical exam.
  • Drink water beforehand—**a urine sample is required.**
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Immigration Physical

Complete medical exams required for U.S. immigration, performed by a USCIS-designated civil surgeon.

Accurate and timely completion of the I-693 form, documenting all required medical evaluations for immigration purposes.

Full physical examination to assess overall health status in accordance with immigration requirements.

Detailed review of personal health history, current medications, and prior treatments as part of the immigration process.

Evaluation of immunization records to determine compliance with CDC vaccine requirements for immigration.

Required blood tests (e.g., syphilis, tuberculosis, gonorrhea) are included in the total visit fee with no hidden charges.

Common vaccines such as Tdap, MMR, Varicella, and Hepatitis B available on-site if needed for I-693 compliance.

Chest X-ray provided on-site for patients with a positive TB test or as otherwise required by USCIS guidelines.

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Employer Services

We supported local business and we partner with all local businesses to provide excellent employer Services to further the health of their employees and to ensure that there compliant with the guidelines.

Comprehensive health evaluations to ensure candidates meet job-specific physical requirements.

Urine or blood testing to detect the presence of substances for employment or compliance purposes.

On-site lab work including blood tests, urinalysis, and screenings tailored to individual or employer needs.

Certified Department of Transportation exams for commercial drivers to ensure fitness for duty.

Medical evaluations for driver’s license renewals or medical clearance required by the Department of Motor Vehicles.

On-site electrocardiograms to evaluate heart rhythm and screen for cardiac abnormalities.

OSHA-compliant fit tests to ensure proper seal and safety of workplace respirators.

Audiometric screening to detect hearing loss or ensure occupational hearing compliance.

Breath alcohol testing conducted on-site for workplace safety and regulatory compliance.

Digital X-ray imaging for evaluation of injuries, fractures, and certain medical conditions.

Basic vision tests to evaluate visual acuity for school, work, or DMV clearance.

Tuberculosis skin or blood tests for healthcare workers, students, and pre-employment screening.

Functional assessments to determine a candidate’s ability to safely lift and move job-required weights.

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Routine Medical Care

We offer comprehensive family medicine services—including pediatric care—such as sports physicals, flu shots, vaccinations, and more. If you or a loved one doesn’t have a primary care provider, can not get into see your primary care provider or simply needs one of the services listed below, we welcome you to stop by today!

Comprehensive exams to ensure safe participation in school, camp, or scout activities.

Protect yourself and others with up-to-date immunizations for flu, Tdap, and more.

Destination-specific vaccines and health advice to keep you safe during international travel.

On-site intravenous fluids and medications for dehydration, migraines, and more.

Tuberculin skin tests (PPD) with follow-up reading and documentation for work or school clearance.

Administered under supervision to reduce allergic reactions and improve long-term tolerance.

Boost energy, metabolism, and neurological health with quick B12 shots.

Routine monitoring and evaluation of hypertension or medication effectiveness.

On-site heart rhythm testing to assess chest pain, palpitations, or baseline heart health.

In-office freezing or chemical treatments to remove bothersome or contagious warts.

Quick and safe sampling of skin lesions for diagnostic purposes.

Gentle and efficient removal of intrauterine devices for birth control discontinuation or exchange.

Counseling and prescription support for pills, patches, injections, or other birth control options.

Targeted steroid or anti-inflammatory injections to reduce joint pain and inflammation.

Safe irrigation or manual extraction of impacted earwax to restore comfort and hearing.

Confidential testing and treatment for sexually transmitted infections with on-site lab services.

Basic sensory assessments for physicals, school, or job requirements.

Rapid in-clinic testing to evaluate for infection, dehydration, or other urinary concerns.

Short-term prescription renewals for stable conditions when appropriate.

Professional review and feedback on a recent diagnosis or treatment plan.

Coordination of care with local specialists for further evaluation or treatment.

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