For any unexpected injuries or minor illnesses that come your way, our walk-in clinics are available to offer immediate care. Rather than wait for a doctor's appointment, our staff treat various conditions, such as asthma or rashes or sinus infections.

Keeping up with your physical health is important. Specialized medical examinations are available with our providers. Whether you need a routine check-up or a sports physical, we offer a wide range of comprehensive exams. Your screening will be specific to you based on your age, gender, activity or employment.

Minor medical emergencies may call for a procedure. Our highly trained staff can perform procedures, such as incision and drainages as well as stitches for minor wounds. Our state-of-the-art clinics offer a safe, comfortable experience where you don't have to wait for long.

Our full range of testing and screening options are all conveniently located in one place, with no extra trips required. Once we evaluate your medical condition, we'll make sure you complete all the necessary tests and are in-and-out quickly.

When flu season rolls around, we want to make it easy to get your flu shot. Additional immunizations that we offer include various travel vaccines, tetanus shots and the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine.

To ensure you're getting the best outcome possible from your surgery, preoperative evaluations can help you prepare. Our evaluations include valuable information on planned surgical procedures and evaluate your risks from any potential complications. Preoperative evaluations are usually done 30 days before your surgery. We have a 7-day turnaround period that allows us to check that any additional tests are received and reviewed and that we coordinated everything with your surgeon's office well in advance of your surgery date.

As an employer, if any of your employees experience an on-the-job injury, it can be expensive, time-consuming and disruptive. Our providers can assist with any work-related medical needs, such as urine drug tests or Department of Transportation (DOT) physicals, and give individualized treatment plans to help them get back on their feet quickly after an injury.