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St Joseph Urgent Care Centers

Get treatment for minor illnesses and injuries that are not life-threatening, but do require prompt attention such as cold and flu symptoms, infections and burns, sprains and fractures, and minor cuts requiring stitches. No appointment is necessary and our hours of operation are especially convenient.

St. Joseph Urgent Care Centers can help:

• If your injury or illness is not life-threatening
• You can not reach your primary physician
• Or you do not have a primary care physician

If follow-up is needed, we will coordinate your care with your regular physician. If you don’t have a physician, we can refer you to one through our physician referral service.

You can also get routine medical care, such as blood pressure screening, physicals, and testing when your regular physician is unavailable, as well as on-site X-ray and lab services. Immunizations are also available. Wait times are usually shorter than an emergency department visit.

More Affordable than an Emergency Department Visit

St. Joseph Urgent Care Centers have a dedicated team of medical professionals on-site which means you will enjoy faster service from staff who are expertly trained and can focus their attention and resources solely on your urgent care needs.

Fees are far more economical than a visit to the emergency department. St. Joseph Urgent Care Centers accept Visa, MasterCard, personal check, cash and most healthcare insurance.

Convenient Treatment for Work-related Injuries

Both St. Joseph Urgent Care Centers are open extended hours for convenient treatment when most on-the-job injuries happen, and our affordable rates save money on workers’ compensation claims.

As part of our comprehensive service, we provide employers with a “Doctor’s First Report” and evaluation of return-to-work status. We also offer pre-employment physicals.

Types of Injuries and Illnesses Treated

Some common non-emergency ailments that can be treated at St. Joseph Urgent Care Centers include:

• cough, cold, flu, sore throat
• earache, ear pain
• eye problem
• upper respiratory infection
• blood pressure check
• skin infection, rash, skin lump, bump or growth
• minor abrasion
• minor sport injury and strain
• muscle ache and sprain
• prescription refill
• common urinary tract infection
• immunization - Diphtheria, Tetanus
• lice, scabies or tick
• sunburn or minor cooking burn
• nausea, dizziness, vomiting
• fever without convulsion (uncontrollable shaking)
• neck, back pain
• foot problems, and more