It may seem like there’s a variety of diagnostic options for COVID-19, but all coronavirus tests fall into two basic categories: molecular PCR tests and rapid antigen tests. Learn the advantages, downsides, and best applications of each type.
Stomach pain is common and, usually, temporary. When you have long-lasting, persistent pain, or notably severe pain, it may be time to seek urgent care to rule out a serious health issue.
Whether it happens on the sports field, in an accidental fall, or from a clumsy misstep, an acute sprain can be painful and limiting. Explore the four telltale signs of this common joint injury, and learn why proper care is important.
Many respiratory infections share similar symptoms, but each comes with its own unique set of potential complications and treatment options. Here’s how the seasonal flu differs from — and relates to — acute bronchitis.
Urgent care medical services exist to bridge the gap between your primary care physician and the local emergency room. Here’s when — and why — you’re better off visiting an urgent care clinic instead of your regular doctor or the ER.
Tetanus is a rare disease thanks to the widespread administration of an effective vaccine. Unfortunately, some people are still at risk of developing this life-threatening illness — here’s what you should know.
When do you need x-ray imaging? X-rays are powerful diagnostic tools that help physicians identify a wide range of injuries and diseases. You know they create pictures of your bones, but we use them for so much more.
The novel coronavirus that causes COVID-19 can lead to serious and life-threatening illness. But you can protect yourself from infection by getting vaccinated, and it only takes two quick office visits. Keep reading to learn more.
Since March 2020, our world has been turned upside down by the COVID-19 virus. If you haven’t had a test yet, you may wonder what it’s really like. Read on to discover what to expect if you need a COVID-19 test.
If you feel healthy, a routine physical exam or wellness visit might be at the bottom of your to-do list. But how important are physical exams, and how often do you really need one?
Over the last year, we've all thought about whether it's safe to go, well, anywhere. But sometimes, it's critical to seek medical care, especially if you have an emergency. Read on to learn when you should go to the emergency room, pandemic or no pandemic.
Ankle sprains are some of the most common injuries in the United States. However, sprains also range in severity and require different types of treatment. Learn more about how sprains heal.
Our walk-in clinic provides convenient, affordable medical care for you and your family. Whether you injure yourself, feel sick, or need a flu shot, our team can help.
Whether you need a pre-employment physical or health screening or injure yourself at work, you need occupational medicine services. With such a varied remit, you might have questions about occupational medicine and what it entails.
X-rays are a powerful diagnostic tool that helps identify issues ranging from bone fractures to swallowed Legos. Many people wonder if X-rays are safe. The short answer — yes. Read on to learn more.
Doctors diagnose millions of Americans with STDs every year. If you’re sexually active, you can take steps to protect yourself from infection, but should still get tested occasionally.
If you feel more stressed — or anxious or depressed — than usual, you’re not alone. The COVID-19 pandemic and other social changes are increasing stress for many people. Stress can harm your health, so let’s explore some relaxation techniques.
Vaccines are a critical part of preventive health care. These safe injections help your body develop the antibodies needed to fight off dangerous diseases. But some vaccines need boosters to maintain effectiveness — is your family up-to-date?
If you’re thinking about the small, fluffy grains that are part of your favorite meals, you might wonder what rice has to do with recovery? RICE is an acronym for rest, ice, compression, elevation — four critical treatments for injuries.
After making a conditional job offer, many employers require a pre-employment physical to ensure you are healthy and fit enough to complete your new job responsibilities. Read on to learn how to prepare for your new-hire physical and what to expect.
An American is injured at work approximately every seven seconds. If you’re one of them, the right steps can help you recover quickly and with less pain. Read on to learn the best first steps to follow after a work injury.
Is your child ready to start their first year of competitive sports, or are they already participating in a particular after school program? If so, now is the time to ensure they get a proper sports physical.
X-rays are a critical diagnostic tool, especially when it comes to evaluating injuries. Our urgent care providers use X-rays to ensure they get the right diagnosis and give you the treatment you need to recover quickly and safely.
If you or a member of your family needs prompt medical attention, your choices for care include urgent care clinics and emergency rooms. In most cases, urgent care is your best option — emergencies aren’t as common as you may think. read on to learn more.
