When you need to visit our Urgent Care, you can skip the wait.
Choose the time you’d like to come in, and we’ll hold your spot.
When should I go to Urgent Care?
- Cough, cold, flu
- Sore throats & sinus infections
- Minor cuts, scratches, sprains, & strains
- Urinary tract infections
- Ear & eye infections
- Minor aches & pains
- Minor allergy & asthma issues
- Fractures
- Minor stomach problems
- Minor work injuries
- COVID-19 Testing now done at Urgent Care Monday-Friday, Appointments required by calling 307.672.1004. Stay in your vehicle when you arrive and call the phone number posted in the Urgent Care parking lot.
When you come to Urgent Care:
- Face coverings are highly recommended
- Visitors are allowed
- We will keep you safe and you will not be exposed to another person’s illness
If you’re experiencing any of these symptoms, dial 911
- Loss of consciousness
- Chest pains/signs or symptoms of stroke or heart attack
- Pregnancy bleeding/complications
- Falls from greater than 7 feet
- Infants, especially with a fever > 103
- Life-threatening allergic reactions
- Severe burns
- Choking (cannot breathe or talk)
- Severe abdominal pain
- Near drowning
- Electrical shock
The right care, right now.
Dr. David Nickerson leads the team. He is Board Certified in Emergency Medicine and has been caring for patients in the Urgent Care and Emergency Department for the past 8 years.
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