American Family Care
Why You Should Come to Our Family Urgent Care Clinic
At American Family Care, we deeply value the partnership we have with our local emergency departments (EDs), who play a crucial role in caring for our patients. Recognizing the significant demands they face in providing critical care and serving as our community’s safety net, we strive to complement their efforts with family urgent care clinics.
In today’s fast-paced world, you need a healthcare solution that fits your busy schedule and provides the personalized attention you deserve. Our urgent care clinics are designed to do just that, offering treatment for your non-emergency conditions.
What Is a Family Urgent Care Clinic?
Urgent care centers are healthcare facilities that offer various medical services to individuals and families. These clinics provide prompt, professional, quality care for minor illnesses or injuries.
Unlike primary care medical centers, urgent care centers are often open during extended hours on evenings and weekends, making it easier to access medical care without waiting for an appointment that can take months to make.
Most clinics offer various services, including physical examinations and vaccinations, laboratory testing, radiology services, and treating minor illnesses such as colds and flu. Some clinics are equipped to perform minor surgical procedures such as suturing lacerations or draining abscesses. They may also provide minor emergency care, such as treating fractures and sprains.
Some clinics offer various primary care services, such as wellness visits, health screenings, and disease management programs. The staff at urgent care centers are typically highly trained professionals with experience dealing with both standard and complex medical conditions.
Patients who visit these clinics can expect quality medical care in a prompt, courteous, and caring environment.
Benefits of Urgent Care Clinics
- Prompt and professional care: At American Family Care, we understand that when you or your loved ones are unwell, you want prompt attention from healthcare professionals who truly care.
- Extended hours for accessibility: Health issues don’t always wait for convenient business hours. That’s why our clinics are open during extended hours, including evenings and weekends.
- Comprehensive services: Our clinics offer a wide range of medical services to meet your needs, from routine physical examinations and vaccinations to specialized services like laboratory testing, radiology, and minor surgical procedures.
- Highly trained staff: Our healthcare professionals are not only highly trained but also experienced in handling a broad spectrum of medical conditions. Whether it’s a routine check-up or a complex health issue, you can trust that our staff will provide the care you deserve.
- Quality care in a compassionate environment: At American Family Care, we believe that quality healthcare goes hand in hand with compassion. When you visit one of our clinics, you’ll experience care delivered in a warm, courteous, and caring environment. We prioritize your comfort and well-being, ensuring your visit is as stress-free as possible.
WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU DON’T GET YOUR EARS CLEANED
Many people are unsure when to visit an urgent care center or the ER. Generally, it is best to visit an urgent care center when you have a medical issue that needs prompt attention but is not life-threatening.
The most common reasons to head to an urgent care center include the following:
- A cold or the flu
- Sinus infections
- Fever
- Earaches
- Rashes or a skin infection
- Allergies
- Pinkeye or any other eye complaints
- Urinary tract infections
- Sprains or strains
- Minor abdominal pain
- Mild to moderate asthma attacks
- STD testing
- Vomiting and/or diarrhea
- Mild to moderate dehydration
- Bleeding or cuts that need stitches
- Employment physicals
- School physicals
- Drug and alcohol testing
- Vaccinations
Suppose you are still unsure whether or not your condition requires a visit to an urgent care center. In that case, it is always best to call and speak with a medical professional who can help you determine the best course of action for your situation.
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