Our employees are committed to serving your healthcare needs with the convenience of walk-in appointments, onsite X-ray, and lab capabilities.

If you are feeling under the weather or have a minor injury, we’ll get you in and out as comfortably and as quickly as possible without sacrificing the expertise of your medical care. 

Please contact your primary care provider for medication refills; Urgent Care providers cannot authorize prescription refills.

Emergency Room or Urgent Care? How to know where to go

Accidents happen. So does the flu. But when is an injury or health condition serious enough for a call to 911 or a trip to the hospital Emergency Room?

Choose Urgent Care for:

• Sports physicals
• X-rays (other than back and neck)
• Pregnancy tests
• Strep screening
• Minor burns or injuries
• Sprains and strains
• Coughs, colds, and sore throats
• Ear infections
• Allergic reactions (non life-threatening)
• Fever or flu-like symptoms
• Rash or other skin irritations
• Mild asthma
• Animal bites
• COVID-19 tests

When you need to go to the Emergency Room—If you or someone close to you have any of the following symptoms, do not go to Urgent Care - call 911 or proceed to the hospital Emergency Room immediately!

• Chest pain
• Difficulty breathing
• Severe bleeding
• Head trauma
• Loss of consciousness
• Stroke symptoms, such as slurred speech, weakness, or numbness
• Back or neck injury
• Your child has a fever and is less than four months of age

Can Urgent Care answer medical questions?

Because the employees at Urgent Care are committed to seeing walk-in patients, we are unable to answer phone calls for medical questions. If you have a medical question, please call 308-630-2100 to be connected or to leave a message with the nurses at Regional West Physicians Clinic-Family Medicine. In addition, many health insurance companies also provide an “Ask a Nurse” service. This service can often offer prompt answers to your questions.