Diagnostic testing
Diagnostic and laboratory tests help us understand your condition, inform potential treatment or alert us that you need to be transferred to an emergency room. Urgent care testing may include COVID-19, drug screenings, flu, strep, STD or pregnancy tests.
Diagnostic and laboratory testing
We prioritize your health — which is why we offer a full range of testing and screening options under one roof.
At MD Now® urgent care, our trusted specialists provide many different lab services, including cardiac risk screenings and vaccinations. Our goal is to help you feel supported in achieving and maintaining better health.
Related specialties
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Medical tests offered at our walk-in clinics
From strep throat tests to diabetes screenings, our diagnostic services are designed to help you feel prepared no matter what life brings.
Our lab services
We begin by evaluating your medical condition and then, if necessary, performing one or more of the following tests:
- Audio and vision test
- COVID-19/flu combo test
- COVID-19 PCR testing
- COVID-19 rapid antigen testing
- Cholesterol screening
- Comprehensive blood testing
- Diabetes screening
- Digital X-Ray services
- Drug screens
- Electrocardiograms
- General lab testing
- Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) testing
- Mask fit testing
- Purified protein derivative (PPD) tests
- Pregnancy tests
- Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) tests
- Rapid flu, strep throat and mono testing
- Sexually transmitted infection (STI) testing
- Urinalysis
- Vaccinations
- Vision acuity testing
- Wound and urine cultures
You can easily access your lab results and other medical information from your personal computer, smartphone or tablet. For more information, visit our test results and medical records page.
Urgent care for high blood pressure
Nearly half of American adults have high blood pressure, also referred to as HBP or hypertension. In most cases, there are no noticeable high blood pressure symptoms, which is why it's helpful to be aware of emergency symptoms, such as:
- Aortic dissection
- Chest pain
- Difficulty concentrating, irritability or loss of consciousness
- Heart attack
- Impaired pumping of the heart
- Memory loss
- Personality changes
- Pregnancy complications, such as preeclampsia or eclampsia
- Stroke
- Sudden loss of kidney function
Adopting lifestyle and diet modifications — such as increasing exercise and reducing alcohol consumption — may eliminate or reduce the need to take medication for your HBP. We recommend regular blood pressure screenings to ensure your diet and lifestyle changes are making a difference. You can also ask your care team about blood pressure monitors.
The content provided on the MD Now® website is for informational purposes only and is not intended to be a substitute for receiving medical care and treatment from a qualified healthcare provider. Never delay seeking advice, evaluation and treatment from a medical professional because of what you've read on this site.