Get Expert Care for Covid-19 at Family Urgent Care

You wake up feeling achy, your throat is sore, and you’ve got a fever. And now breakfast tastes like nothing. The first thought that pops into your mind: “Do I have COVID?”

We get it! It’s stressful. That’s why our friendly providers at Family Urgent Care are here to help.

We’ll listen to your symptoms, run a COVID test if it’s needed, and guide you toward the right treatment so you can start feeling better sooner.

Whether you’re in Illinois or Indiana, you can walk in today and get the care you need. Quick, reliable, and close to home.

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What Are The Symptoms Of Coronavirus?

What Are The Symptoms Of Coronavirus

How Does The Coronavirus Spread From Person To Person?

COVID mainly spreads when people are close to each other. If someone who is sick talks, coughs, or sneezes, tiny droplets carrying the virus can get into the air, and if you breathe them in, you may get infected.

It can also spread through:

  • Respiratory droplets
  • Contaminated surfaces
  • Crowded surfaces
  • Sharing personal items
  • Neglecting hygiene practice

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What Treatments Are Available for People with COVID?

The treatment strategy for COVID-19 depends on the age of the patient and the severity of the infection. The doctors will recommend an appropriate treatment according to your symptoms and medical history.

If you have mild to moderate symptoms, our doctors can suggest taking over-the-counter medicines, such as ibuprofen and paracetamol, to help you feel better.

However, if you can’t visit our clinic for any reason, you can also book an online video or phone appointment with our doctors and get a treatment plan to recover from the symptoms.

For severe COVID symptoms such as shortness of breath and persistent chest pain, you need to contact an emergency care facility without wasting your time for quick medical attention.

How Can I Manage My Symptoms At Home?

If you’ve tested positive or think you might have COVID, the good news is that many people can recover safely at home.

Here are some simple steps to help you feel better and keep those around you safe:

  • Have a good rest: Give your body the downtime it needs to fight the infection.
  • Keep to yourself: Avoid sharing personal items like towels, dishes, or bedding.
  • Wipe things down: Clean household surfaces regularly to stop germs from spreading.
  • Check in with yourself: Keep an eye on your symptoms so you’ll know if they’re getting better or worse.
  • Stay apart: Try to isolate from others in your home until you’re no longer contagious.

How Can Family Urgent Care Help You?

Dealing with COVID symptoms can feel overwhelming but you don’t have to go through it alone.

At Family Urgent Care, our providers are here to answer your questions, check your symptoms, and guide you with a treatment plan that fits your situation. We’ll also walk you through how to protect your loved ones and stop the virus from spreading.

Need a test? We offer rapid COVID testing, so you’ll know quickly whether it’s just a cold or something more.

You can book an appointment or simply walk in. And if you’d rather not come in, we’ve got you covered. With telehealth visits, you can speak with our providers by phone or video from the comfort of your own home.

Don’t wait until you’re feeling worse. If COVID has you run down, reach out to us today and get the care you need to start feeling better.

FAQ's

At Family Urgent Care, we provide both rapid COVID-19 tests and PCR tests. The rapid test can give you results within minutes, making it helpful if you need to know quickly whether you have COVID. The PCR test is more detailed and is often required for travel, work, or medical documentation. Our healthcare providers will recommend the right test based on your symptoms and needs.
If you choose a rapid COVID-19 test, you’ll usually get your results the same day, often within 15 to 30 minutes. For a PCR test, results can take a little longer, usually 1 to 2 business days. We’ll make sure you know exactly when to expect your results and how you’ll receive them.
Yes, it is possible to get a false positive COVID test result, although it is uncommon. A false positive means the test shows you have COVID when you actually do not. This can happen more often with rapid tests compared to PCR tests. If your rapid test result doesn’t match your symptoms or risk factors, our providers may recommend a PCR test to confirm the result.

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