Know Where to Go

For routine and acute healthcare needs that are not emergencies, your first choice should always be to call your primary care provider's office. Your primary care provider is here to help you with any medical question, concern, or acute illness and injury.

Rapid Care is the right place for minor injuries & illness when your primary care provider isn't available soon enough.

Download our helpful Know Where to Go guide if you aren't sure where to go for care.

Rapid Care: Location & Hours

• Now open near the Emergency Department.
• Patients should enter at the Emergency Department entrance
• Monday-Friday 8 am to  8 pm
• Saturday-Sunday 10 am to 6 pm

No appointments are needed!

All patients are seen on a first-come, first-served basis without appointments. Some of the most common reasons that patients come to Rapid Care include:

• Asthma attack (mild)
• Possible broken bone
• Burns (minor)
• Congestion or cough
• Earaches
• Eye or skin infections
• Insect bites or rashes
• Minor cuts and wounds
• Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea
• Seasonal allergies
• Sprains, strains, bruises
• Sinus issues
• Sore throat
• Urinary tract infections

Rapid Care: Know Before You Go

Routine prescriptions and chronic conditions are not addressed in Rapid Care, because those items need to be discussed with your primary care provider.

Rapid Care also does not administer or prescribe IV fluids or narcotics.

It's also important to know that if your condition worsens, or if the provider has immediate concerns about your health and safety, you may be transferred to the Emergency Department for care.