Get Comprehensive Urgent Care for Injuries Under One Roof
Injuries never happen on schedule, no matter how many precautions we take.
Whether you suspect a minor fracture or dislocation due to an accidental fall or your child getting injured during a baseball match, waiting and pushing through the pain only makes it worse.
At Family Urgent Care, your health and well-being matter the most to us. We have medical experts who provide high quality, same day injury treatment in Chicago and Indiana without long waits.
At our walk-in injury clinic, our care is not limited to providing prompt relief, but we also hand you a complete recovery roadmap as part of your treatment plan.
A Go-To Solution for a Wide Range of Minor Injuries
Here are some of the services that we offer under injuries and extensive care:
Fractures & Dislocations
Sports mishaps, accidental falls or other trauma may cause fractures or dislocations. Our dedicated team of healthcare providers is committed to providing prompt and compassionate broken bone urgent care right when you need it.
1st & 2nd Degree Burns
At Family Urgent Care, our team of expert healthcare providers is here to help you treat and manage both first degree (affect the outermost layer, causing redness, tenderness, and mild swelling) and second-degree (reach deeper into the skin and may cause significant pain, swelling, redness, and blisters) burns. To get quick relief from painful burns, you can walk into our clinic or book an appointment.
Laceration Repair
Whether you had an accidental cut or a laceration, you might need proper wound care and handling to minimize the risk of potential infections. You can visit us to seek cuts and wounds urgent care that involves proper first aid and healing of any type of wound.
Muscle Sprains & Strains
Whether you have overused your limbs or had a ligament injury due to a twisted joint, seeking urgent care is necessary to prevent further complications and get back to your daily activities.
Foreign Body Removal
Inserting or ingesting foreign bodies or objects like small pieces of food or toys is quite common in children. On the other hand, adults might injure themselves with sharp metallic objects or glass pieces. No matter the case, you can walk into our clinic for prompt and safe foreign object removal from your body or your child’s.
Abscess & Cysts
If you suffer from a skin abscess or cyst, you might experience swelling along with a visible build-up of yellow or white fluid. Visit Family Urgent Care, where expert healthcare providers will drain an abscess or remove a cyst and guide you on caring for the wound at home.
Why Choose Family Urgent Care for Injury Care
In-House Lab Testing
If your injury needs more than a physical exam, you don’t have to rush places for further testing. At Family Urgent Care, we have an in-house lab testing facility where we offer a wide range of lab tests that you may need to get an accurate diagnosis from the doctor.
Shorter Wait Times
When an injury strikes, you don’t have to spend hours in the ER waiting to be seen. We provide prompt minor injury care so you can get back to your day without unnecessary delays.
Experienced Providers
Got a bruise, a sprain, or something more? Don’t leave your injury to guesswork. Our experienced providers carefully evaluate your wound and provide proper injury urgent care. You’ll also get proper guidance on what you’re dealing with and how to move forward.
Phone & Video Appointments
Not sure if your injury needs an in-person visit? You don’t always have to leave home to find out. Connect with our providers by phone or video to discuss your injury, symptoms, and concerns from the comfort of home. We can help you understand whether you need to come in for an in-person evaluation or take the next step in your care.
How Does Family Urgent Care Treat Minor Injuries?
We und eerstand thatvery injury is different, which is why we offer a variety of services tailored to the severity of your symptoms. Our goal is to make getting the right care feel simple, convenient, and as comfortable as possible.
So, if you are second guessing any minor injury, come visit us at our urgent care injury clinic right away without the hassle of booking an appointment.
We are open seven days a week at our walk-in clinic in Chicago to accommodate your schedule.
With X-ray imaging, we detect even the slightest injury and provide the finest treatment in no time. You can trust that you’re in good hands.
Frequently asked questions
Urgent care can treat many non-life-threatening injuries, including cuts, minor burns, bruises, sprains, strains, minor fractures, and sports injuries.
Consider urgent care when an injury needs prompt medical attention but is not life-threatening. Examples include persistent pain, swelling, sprains, strains, minor cuts, or a possible minor fracture.
Yes. Urgent care can treat many minor cuts and wounds, including cleaning, dressing, and assessing wounds that may need additional treatment. Deep wounds, uncontrolled bleeding, or serious injuries may require emergency care.
Yes. Urgent care can evaluate sprains and strains, check the affected area for more serious damage, and recommend appropriate treatment and follow-up.
Yes, urgent care centers can evaluate and treat minor, uncomplicated fractures like hand, wrist, ankle, hairline, and other stable fractures, often with immobilization such as a splint or boot. More serious or displaced fractures may require an emergency department or orthopedic specialist.
Yes, Family Urgent Care centers offer on-site X-rays, which can help providers check for fractures and other bone injuries. Check with our team before visiting to confirm X-ray availability or schedule a prior appointment.
Not necessarily. We accept walk-ins for injuries, allowing you to seek care without scheduling an appointment in advance.
Yes. Urgent care can evaluate many sports injuries, including sprains, strains, bruises, minor fractures, and other non-life-threatening injuries. More severe injuries may require emergency or specialist care.
Seek medical care as soon as possible if the injury causes severe pain, significant swelling, loss of movement, numbness, deformity, or difficulty using the affected area. Even when symptoms seem mild, persistent or worsening pain is a reason to get evaluated.
Go to the ER for life-threatening or severe injuries, such as uncontrolled bleeding, severe burns, major head or spinal injuries, loss of consciousness, trouble breathing, severe pain, or an open or seriously displaced fracture. When in doubt about a potentially serious injury, seek emergency medical attention.