What is Wilson Urgent Care?

Urgent care refers to the medical treatment of non-emergent conditions, including a full range of illnesses and injuries that need prompt attention, but are not life-threatening if not treated immediately. Sprained ankle? Insect bite? Minor cuts and burns? Wilson Urgent Care may be the answer for illnesses or injuries that need care when your family physician is unavailable after hours or has a full patient schedule.

When you’re sick or injured, you really don’t want to wait for care. Wilson Urgent Care is committed to providing quality medical care without the long waits you might experience in the emergency room. You don’t need an appointment at Wilson Urgent Care – walk-ins are welcome. We treat patients 6 months and older.

Urgent Care	Emergency Care
The following conditions require prompt attention, but are not medical emergencies Colds & Fever Influenze, Sinus Infection Stomachache, Earache Diarrhea, Vomiting Urinary Tract Infection Minor Cuts, Burns & Rashes Sprains Insect bites	The following are emergencies that require immediate medical attention to prevent death or permanent injury Chest Pains Severe Pain Uncontrolled Bleeding Serious Eye Injury Broken Bones Sudden paralysis or slurred speech Shortness of breath Seizure or loss of consciousness Poisoning or drug overdose Sudden numbness or weakness of the face, arm or leg (especially on one side of the body)

Urgent Care

Emergency Care

The following conditions require prompt attention, but are not medical emergencies

Colds & Fever
Influenze, Sinus Infection
Stomachache, Earache
Diarrhea, Vomiting
Urinary Tract Infection
Minor Cuts, Burns & Rashes
Sprains
Insect bites

The following are emergencies that require immediate medical attention to prevent death or permanent injury

Chest Pains
Severe Pain
Uncontrolled Bleeding
Serious Eye Injury
Broken Bones
Sudden paralysis or slurred speech
Shortness of breath
Seizure or loss of consciousness
Poisoning or drug overdose
Sudden numbness or weakness of the face, arm or leg (especially on one side of the body)