Patient Resources & Contact

OUR LOCATION

Find Quick Care in Camden

Urgent care isn’t just for a bad cold. Sometimes a health concern needs attention today, even when it isn’t an emergency. Quick Care can evaluate many common illnesses and injuries along with other medical concerns that may benefit from prompt care.

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Hours:

Monday to Friday: 9 AM–7 PM
Saturday: 8 AM–4 PM
Sunday: 1 PM–5 PM

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Holiday Hours:

Quick Care is closed on Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, and New Year’s Day. On Christmas Eve, the clinic is open from 9 AM–3 PM.

PATIENT RESOURCES & CONTACT

Plan Your Visit to Quick Care

Getting ready for a medical visit is easier when you know what to expect. Whether you’re planning your first visit, checking our hours, or looking for Quick Care Camden contact information, we’re here to help you feel prepared before you arrive. From scheduling and paperwork to knowing what to bring, a little preparation can make your visit a whole lot easier.

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GET IN TOUCH

Contact Quick Care

Have a question about the clinic, your visit, or one of our services? We’re here to help with general questions and non-medical inquiries and connect you with the information you need.

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WALK-INS & APPOINTMENTS

Choose How You Visit

Sometimes you need care unexpectedly. Other times, you know ahead of time when you’d like to be seen. Quick Care welcomes walk-in patients during regular operating hours, and appointments are also available for patients who prefer to plan their visit in advance.

Whether you’re dealing with a sudden illness, bringing in a family member, or fitting a visit into your workday, you can choose the approach that works best for you.

NEW PATIENTS

Complete Your Patient Paperwork

Save some time before your visit by completing your required patient paperwork online. Taking care of your forms ahead of time gives you one less thing to handle when you arrive at the clinic.

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BEFORE YOU ARRIVE

Prepare for Your Visit

A little preparation can help your visit go more smoothly. Before you head to Quick Care, make sure you have the information and items your provider may need.

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Photo ID

Bring a valid photo ID.

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Insurance Information

Bring current insurance information and identification cards when applicable.

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Medication Information

Bring a current list of medications, including dosages when possible.

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Medical Information

Be prepared to provide relevant medical history and information about your current symptoms or reason for visiting.

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Required Forms

Complete any available patient paperwork before your visit.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Questions About Planning Your Visit?

Preparing for a visit can come with a few practical questions. Here are answers to some of the things patients may want to know before they arrive.

Still Have Questions?

Can I complete my paperwork before I arrive?

Yes. Patient paperwork can be completed online before your visit. Completing your forms ahead of time can help you arrive prepared and spend less time handling paperwork when you get to the clinic.

What should I bring with me to Quick Care?

Bring a valid photo ID, your current insurance information and identification cards when applicable, and a current list of your medications. It can also be helpful to have relevant medical history and information about your current symptoms or reason for visiting.

If you’ve been asked to complete any specific forms before your appointment, make sure those are completed as well.

Can someone else contact Quick Care on my behalf?

If you’re contacting Quick Care about a general, non-medical question, someone else may be able to reach out on your behalf. For questions involving your personal health information, the clinic may need to follow appropriate privacy and authorization requirements.

Do you provide primary care services?

Quick Care provides urgent care and several other medical services, including medication and chronic condition management when appropriate. If you’re looking for ongoing primary care, contact the clinic to discuss your needs and determine whether Quick Care is the right place for your care.

What should I do if I have a question about my insurance or payment?

We know healthcare costs can be an important part of planning your visit. If you have questions about your insurance coverage, accepted plans, payment options, or what you may owe, please contact our team directly.

EMERGENCY INFORMATION

When You Need Emergency Care

Quick Care is not an emergency department. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, seek immediate emergency care or call 911.

For medical emergencies

Ouachita County Medical Center

Ouachita County Medical Center Ambulance

Arkansas Poison Control Center