When To Visit in Southcenter at AFC Urgent Care

A sudden illness or injury can occur at any time, especially without time to prepare for side effects or symptoms. When you are in need of non-life-threatening medical care, oftentimes you do not need to rush immediately to the emergency room, where you’re likely to spend hours waiting to be seen by a doctor. AFC Urgent Care Southcenter is open to diagnose and treat non-emergent conditions that require medical care, with quicker turnaround times and at a lower cost than visiting your primary care physician or local emergency room. Our urgent care center is open to walk-in patients, so you never need to worry about making and waiting for an appointment.

What Can Be Treated At Urgent Care?

AFC Urgent Care Southcenter is trained and equipped to treat most non-life-threatening illnesses and injuries. Some of the most common conditions we see on a daily basis include:

• Mild to moderate seasonal allergies
• Stomachache or abdominal pain and discomfort
• Back pain
• Muscle spasms and sprains
• Cuts and lacerations that require stitches
• Ear pain, infections and swimmer’s ear
• Bone breaks and fractures that require splints or casting
• Bruises and contusions
• Fever, cough and cold

Testing & Treated STDs & STIs

AFC Urgent Care Southcenter can also provide discreet testing and treatment of sexually transmitted diseases and infections, which often do not present with outward symptoms and can only be detected through laboratory testing. Our center can provide testing for specific STDs, or we offer bundle pricing for a full workup. Some of the sexually transmitted diseases our tests can detect include:

• Hepatitis C
• Gonorrhea
• Chlamydia
• Herpes
• HIV
• Syphilis

Walk-In Urgent Care & Injury Treatment in Southcenter, Kent, Renton, SeaTac & Tukwila, WA

If you are experiencing an illness or injury and require medical care, visit AFC Urgent Care Southcenter today! Our center offers convenient hours to meet your needs and quicker treatment times than other facilities. Most major insurance options are accepted, with low cost treatment available for self-pay patients. For questions, please call (425) 291-3300.