Cold, Flu, or COVID? How to Know When to Visit Urgent Care
Feeling under the weather? Learn how to tell the difference between a cold, the flu, and COVID-19, and find out when it’s time to visit our team for professional care.
Telehealth/New!!!
With the emergence of Covid-19 and Social Distancing, we have started a Telehealth System. There are numerous things that can be seen over Telehealth.Things such as, UTI, Sinusitis, refills for certain medications and Upper Respiratory Infections as well. We are using GoToMeeting platform and patients can log into this and we will be able to see them virtually!!! Things that are not appropriate for Telehealth will be explained during the visit and patients can schedule to come in to be seen. We are offering this daily and look forward to seeing you!! Remember our hours are 8-6 M-F and 8-2 on Saturday.
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