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Understanding Urgent Care at Hope Primary & Urgent Care PLLC

Urgent care provides medical treatment for non-life-threatening conditions. Whether you have a cold, a minor injury like a broken arm, or another ailment that needs prompt attention, urgent care is here to help. Our services are designed to complement your regular healthcare provider by offering assistance when they are not available, ensuring your family’s health needs are always met.

Services We Offer:

Treatment for Colds and Other Illnesses
Ear Aches and Infections
Pain Relief for Aches and Pains
Care for Broken Bones
Laceration Repair of Minor Cuts & Injuries
Headaches and Migraines
Allergy Relief & Management

Comprehensive Lab Work
On-site X-Rays
DMV, DOT & Work/School Physicals
Assistance with Auto Accident Injuries
Flu & Covid 19 Evaluation & Treatment
Flu & Other Vaccines

Difference Between Urgent Care and Emergency Care

Why Choose Urgent Care?

Urgent care is ideal for addressing health issues that require prompt attention but are not life-threatening. At Hope Primary & Urgent Care PLLC, you can receive immediate medical services without needing an appointment. Our facilities are staffed with skilled providers and equipped to handle a wide range of medical needs for patients of all ages.

Shorter Wait Times: Most patients are seen by a provider within 30 minutes or less.
Quick Visits: Approximately 84% of urgent care patients are in and out within an hour.
Lower Costs: Urgent care visits are generally more affordable, with emergency room visits averaging around $1,200.
Insurance Acceptance: Most urgent care centers accept various insurance plans.
Convenient Locations: Urgent care facilities are easily accessible and located in multiple areas.
Extended Hours: Many urgent care centers offer more flexible hours than primary care providers.
Walk-Ins Welcome: While appointments can further reduce wait times, walk-ins are always accepted.
Comfortable Waiting Areas: Urgent care centers often have spacious, less crowded waiting rooms compared to emergency rooms.
Primary Care Alternative: Urgent care provides an option when access to your primary care provider is limited or unavailable.
Immediate Attention: Some non-emergency conditions still need timely care, and urgent care is equipped to handle these efficiently.

When to Choose Emergency Care

Emergency care is essential when dealing with serious medical conditions that require immediate attention. Consider visiting the Emergency Room if you experience any of the following symptoms:

Life-threatening or disabling conditions
Severe difficulty breathing
Chest pain, numbness in the face, arm, or leg, or difficulty speaking
Uncontrolled bleeding from a cut or wound
High fever accompanied by a stiff neck, mental confusion, or trouble breathing
Sudden or unexplained loss of consciousness
Clearly broken bones
Coughing or vomiting blood
Major injuries
Intense abdominal pain

If you suspect you are facing a medical emergency, please call 9-1-1 immediately.

What Our Patients Are Saying

Real Experiences, Real Stories

Amanda V.

Very friendly and compassionate staff and we love the hours that they are open HOPE is great all the way around so grateful our community has them!!! They go above and beyond especially for the children!! Thanks HOPE PRIMARY

Mandy J.

They were fast in getting us in and the experience was amazing they had rooms for the kids and the care they had for the children was the best I ever seen I’m so glad they have this now in our county

Kimberly K.

Love the fact that they will actually listen to you as a patient. Very loving and caring staff. They take all the time that you need with them and never just push you out the door. They have busy times just like everyone else but instead of sitting in the waiting room complaining about how long it may or may not take for them to see you stop and think about if it was you or your family sitting back there with them not everything can take 5 to 15 minutes to diagnose. They will get to you even if they have to stay later than scheduled to do it.

Cheryl T.

Was treated with kindness by the receptionist nurse and NP. Very professional. Had time to talk to me and explain prognosis and care for home treatment. Would recommend to others

Suzie Q.

Went to get chest X-ray done because my Dr office can’t do them. They was fast and very nice explained exactly everything my appt was at 10.a.m was out by 10:40 a.m and that was being seen by Rhonda also also the women at front desk was very kind and polite I forgot my referral they called my Dr and got it faxed over to them everyone was very professional and polite and got me out quick.

Frequently asked Questions

What conditions can be treated at urgent care?

Urgent care can treat a variety of non-life-threatening conditions, such as colds, flu, minor cuts, burns, sprains, fractures, ear infections, sore throats, and urinary tract infections.

Do I need an appointment to visit urgent care?

No appointment is necessary to visit urgent care. Walk-ins are welcome, and patients are seen on a first-come, first-served basis, although some centers may offer appointment scheduling to reduce wait times.

Are lab services available at urgent care centers?

Hope Primary & Urgent Care PLLC, offer on-site lab services for tests like blood work, urinalysis, and more to provide quick and accurate diagnoses.

Can children be treated at urgent care centers?

Hope Primary & Urgent Care provides medical care for patients of all ages, including children. They can handle pediatric concerns such as minor injuries, infections, and illnesses.

What should I bring to my urgent care visit?

Bring a photo ID, your insurance card, a list of any medications you’re currently taking, and any relevant medical records. This information helps the healthcare providers give you the best possible care.