Schedule a doctor's appointment or attend walk-in hours (if available) for routine care and check-ups when you're not feeling good, but in a non-life-threatening emergency.

Ear or sinus pain, rash, minor fever, flu, minor allergic reactions such as poison ivy, diarrhea, back pain, minor headaches, preventive shots, minor burns and cuts, behavioral health concerns.

Looking to receive care without even leaving your home? Register and start a Telemedicine visit with a certified doctor or licensed therapist. Ideal for busy schedules, out of town conflicts, college students, transportation conflicts, and those who appreciate convenience.

Minor allergies, minor asthma, cold and flu, constipation, diarrhea, mild fever, minor headache, insect bites, joint aches, nausea, and pink eye.

Addictions, anxiety, bipolar disorders,depression, eating disorders, LGBTQ support, grief and loss, men's and women's issues, panic disorders, stress, trauma and PTSD, and more

Urgent Care is a helpful option to treat non-life-threatening conditions or injuries that require care within 24 hours or less when your regular doctor isn't available. Keep in mind that Urgent Care is meant to support - not replace - the care you receive from your regular doctor.

Abdominal pain, broken bones, x-rays, coughs, cuts, diarrhea, earaches, falls, minor fevers, flu, infections, minor burns, nausea, rashes, sore throat, sprains, upper respiratory infection, urinary tract infection, vomiting, animal and insect bites

If you believe your life or health is in danger you should call 911 or visit the Emergency Room immediately. For less severe conditions, the ER can be a costly expense with long wait times.

Difficulty breathing, chest pain, bleeding that won't stop, fainting or dizziness, inability to walk, see or move, fever in children under 3 months old, head injury, convulsions, and more