Convenient & Affordable
Urgent Care Services

We understand that urgent medical needs may arise, which is why we offer our patients access to walk-in medical clinics. Benefits of visiting our urgent care center include:

We understand that convenience and flexibility are key when urgent medical issues arise, which is why our urgent care center is open 7 days a week and gladly accepts walk-in patients.

Not only do we accept most insurances, but because of our affiliation with Palmetto Primary Care Physicians – your co-pay when visiting us is the same standard primary care visit co-pay.

Our facility is equipped with all of the necessary lab and imaging equipment to provide you with the best quality of care for those urgent needs that may require an x-ray or blood tests.

Our affiliation with Palmetto Primary Care Physicians (PPCP) means that your medical visit, along with your test results and notes will be shared with your PPCP medical provider. *Only available if you are an established patient of Palmetto Primary Care Physicians.

Going to the Emergency Room for treatment of minor illnesses or injuries will cost you A LOT more money than going to an Urgent Care Center?
Going to the Urgent Care Center for treatment of life threatening illnesses or serious injuries could delay your treatment, resulting in harm or death?

It can be difficult to know when you should visit an urgent care center or when you should head to the Emergency Room, here are a few pointers:

Sprains and strains
Back pain or joint pain
Minor broken bones (i.e. finger, arm, ankle, lower leg, foot)
Cuts requiring stitches
Minor burns
Minor rashes or skin infections
Poison ivy/oak/sumac
Asthma attack/shortness of breath
Nausea/Vomiting/Diarrhea
Kidney stones
Gout attack
Abdominal pain
Sexually transmitted infection exposure
Sudden sickness or illnesses:
- Flu or flu-like symptoms, cold/cough
- Urinary tract infection
- Bronchitis
- Strep throat (sore throat)
- Pink eye (conjunctivitis)
- Earache
- Sinus infection

Heavy bleeding of any kind
Large open wounds
Chest pain that started today
Major burns greater than 12 inches and loss of skin
Major broken bones (i.e. leg, hip, neck, back, pelvis, thigh)
Spinal injuries or severe head injuries
Stroke symptoms
Heart attack symptoms
Suicidal or homicidal thoughts
Drug overdose (accidental or intentional)
Snake bites OR exposure to rabid animal
Allergic reaction to bees, ants, peanuts, etc
Fall from greater than 3ft or 5 stairs and if on a blood thinner
Severe low blood sugar (<70 despite 3 attempts to increase)
Symptoms of diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) (i.e. nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, weakness, confusion, and blood sugars >400)
Severe drug allergies – lip or tongue swelling or difficulty breathing
Severe or debilitating pain
Pregnancy related pain or bleeding

We understand that urgent medical needs may arise, which is why we offer our patients access to walk-in medical clinics. Benefits of visiting our urgent care center include:

We understand that convenience and flexibility are key when urgent medical issues arise, which is why our urgent care center is open 7 days a week and gladly accepts walk-in patients.

Not only do we accept most insurances, but because of our affiliation with Palmetto Primary Care Physicians – your co-pay when visiting us is the same standard primary care visit co-pay.

Our facility is equipped with all of the necessary lab and imaging equipment to provide you with the best quality of care for those urgent needs that may require an x-ray or blood tests.

Our affiliation with Palmetto Primary Care Physicians (PPCP) means that your medical visit, along with your test results and notes will be shared with your PPCP medical provider. *Only available if you are an established patient of Palmetto Primary Care Physicians.

Going to the Emergency Room for treatment of minor illnesses or injuries will cost you A LOT more money than going to an Urgent Care Center?

Going to the Urgent Care Center for treatment of life threatening illnesses or serious injuries could delay your treatment, resulting in harm or death?

It can be difficult to know when you should visit an urgent care center or when you should head to the Emergency Room, here are a few pointers:

Sprains and strains

Back pain or joint pain

Minor broken bones (i.e. finger, arm, ankle, lower leg, foot)

Cuts requiring stitches

Minor burns

Minor rashes or skin infections

Poison ivy/oak/sumac

Asthma attack/shortness of breath

Nausea/Vomiting/Diarrhea

Kidney stones

Gout attack

Abdominal pain

Sexually transmitted infection exposure

Sudden sickness or illnesses:

Flu or flu-like symptoms, cold/cough

Urinary tract infection

Bronchitis

Strep throat (sore throat)

Pink eye (conjunctivitis)

Earache

Sinus infection

Heavy bleeding of any kind

Large open wounds

Chest pain that started today

Major burns greater than 12 inches and loss of skin

Major broken bones (i.e. leg, hip, neck, back, pelvis, thigh)

Spinal injuries or severe head injuries

Stroke symptoms

Heart attack symptoms

Suicidal or homicidal thoughts

Drug overdose (accidental or intentional)

Snake bites OR exposure to rabid animal

Allergic reaction to bees, ants, peanuts, etc

Fall from greater than 3ft or 5 stairs and if on a blood thinner

Severe low blood sugar (<70 despite 3 attempts to increase)

Symptoms of diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) (i.e. nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, weakness, confusion, and blood sugars >400)

Severe drug allergies – lip or tongue swelling or difficulty breathing

Severe or debilitating pain

Pregnancy related pain or bleeding