Urgent Care

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URGENT CARE

Urgent Care Services in Camden, AR

Having somewhere to turn when you need medical care can make a big difference. Quick Care is here to serve the people of Camden and the surrounding communities with care that’s accessible, welcoming, and centered on the needs of the people who walk through our doors.

WHAT WE TREAT

Care for a Wide Range of Medical Needs

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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Illnesses and Infections

When you’re sick, getting an answer and the right care can help you start feeling better sooner. Quick Care treats common illnesses and infections, including cold and flu symptoms, COVID, UTIs, and other sick visits.

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Blood Pressure and Other Medical Concerns

A sudden change in how you feel can leave you wondering whether you should wait or seek care. Quick Care can evaluate hypertension and other medical concerns that may require prompt attention, treatment, or follow-up.

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Respiratory Concerns

Breathing problems can be uncomfortable and sometimes need prompt attention. Quick Care can evaluate asthma, COPD, respiratory symptoms, and other breathing-related concerns that can be treated in an urgent care setting.

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Minor Injuries

You don’t always need an emergency room after an injury, but you may still need to be seen quickly. Quick Care can evaluate sprains, suspected fractures, lacerations, and other injuries that are appropriate for urgent care.

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Ongoing Health Needs

Some health concerns continue beyond a single visit. When appropriate, Quick Care can provide medication management and ongoing care for certain conditions, including hypertension, diabetes, and thyroid disorders.

YOUR VISIT

Walk-In Care When You Need It

Sometimes you know you need to be seen, but you don’t know ahead of time when that need will come up. That’s why Quick Care welcomes walk-in patients during operating hours. If you prefer to plan ahead, appointments are also available.

Choose the approach that works best for you. Whether you’re heading in after work, bringing in a sick family member, or dealing with an unexpected health concern, you can choose to walk in or schedule your visit ahead of time.

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DIAGNOSTIC SERVICES

X-Ray Services in Camden

When an injury leaves you wondering whether something is broken or needs a closer look, an X-ray can provide important information. Quick Care offers X-ray services for a variety of injuries and other medical concerns, giving patients access to diagnostic imaging as part of their care.

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Injury and Fracture Evaluation

X-rays can help evaluate suspected broken bones, sprains, and other injuries when your provider determines that imaging is needed. Having X-ray services available as part of your visit can help provide a clearer picture of what’s going on.

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A Broad Range of X-Ray Services

Quick Care can provide X-ray imaging for several areas of the body, including the chest, abdomen, hip, wrist, ankle, and leg. Your provider will determine whether an X-ray is appropriate based on your symptoms and medical needs.

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MINOR PROCEDURES

Sutures and Minor Injury Care

A cut can happen in an instant, and figuring out what to do next isn’t always easy. Quick Care can evaluate simple lacerations and determine whether suturing is appropriate.

Your provider will assess the wound, clean and treat it as needed, and provide appropriate follow-up instructions. For wounds that are too severe for urgent care, you’ll be directed to the appropriate level of care.

LAB SERVICES

Onsite Lab Testing

Sometimes symptoms don’t tell the whole story. Laboratory testing can give your provider additional information to help understand what’s going on and determine the right next step. Quick Care offers several testing services as part of your medical care, with some testing performed onsite and other specimens sent to an outside laboratory when needed.

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Rapid Testing

When you need answers quickly, rapid testing can help your provider better understand certain symptoms during your visit. Quick Care offers rapid testing for:

  • Flu
  • COVID
  • Mono
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Blood Testing

Blood work can provide valuable information about what’s happening inside your body and help providers evaluate a range of health concerns. Quick Care offers onsite blood draws for laboratory testing such as:

  • CBC
  • BMP
  • Lipid profiles
  • Thyroid testing
  • Kidney function testing
  • Liver function testing
  • Other appropriate laboratory testing
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Drug Screening

Drug screening is also available through Quick Care for individual and occupational healthcare needs. Testing requirements can vary depending on the reason for the screening, so patients and employers can contact the clinic with questions about specific testing needs.

ONGOING CARE

Medication and Chronic Condition Management

Quick Care isn’t limited to just one-time visits for sudden illnesses or injuries. When appropriate, providers can also help patients manage certain ongoing health conditions and medications.

Thyroid Conditions

Thyroid disorders can affect how you feel and function day-to-day. Quick Care can provide evaluation and ongoing management when appropriate.

Hypertension Management

High blood pressure often requires regular monitoring and medication management. Quick Care can evaluate blood pressure concerns and provide ongoing care when appropriate.

Medication Management

Keeping track of medications can become complicated, especially when prescriptions change. Providers can review medications and help manage them as part of appropriate ongoing care.

Diabetes Management

Diabetes requires attention over time. Quick Care can provide appropriate monitoring and management to help patients stay on top of their condition.

VACCINATIONS

Flu and Tdap Vaccinations

Staying current on recommended vaccinations can help protect you and the people around you. Quick Care offers seasonal flu vaccinations for patients who are looking to protect themselves during flu season, as well as Tdap vaccinations when appropriate.

The flu vaccine can be especially important for people who may be more vulnerable to complications or who spend time around young children, older adults, or others at higher risk. Tdap vaccination can help protect against tetanus, diphtheria, and pertussis and may be recommended at certain times based on your age, vaccination history, or individual needs.

If you’re not sure whether a flu or Tdap vaccination is right for you, our team can help answer your questions and determine whether we provide the vaccination you need.

Note: Quick Care does not carry a full range of routine vaccinations. Patients looking for other vaccines may need to visit a pharmacy or another vaccination provider.

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OUR URGENT CARE

Know When to Choose Urgent Care or Emergency Care

Knowing where to go for care isn’t always easy, especially when you’re worried about a symptom or injury. Quick Care can treat many concerns that need prompt attention but aren’t life-threatening. When a condition could be serious or life-threatening, emergency medical care is the right choice.

Urgent Care May Be Right for

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Cold and flu symptoms

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UTIs

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Simple lacerations

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Suspected broken bones

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COPD symptoms

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Other non-life-threatening illnesses or injuries

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COVID symptoms

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Minor injuries

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Sprains

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Asthma symptoms

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Mild to moderate respiratory concerns

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Hypertension concerns

Seek Emergency Care for

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Severe or persistent chest pain

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Signs of a stroke

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Loss of consciousness

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Major injuries or trauma

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Severe allergic reactions

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Other non-life-threatening illnesses or injuries

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Significant difficulty breathing

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Severe bleeding that will not stop

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Severe burns

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Seizures

If you are experiencing a medical emergency or a potentially life-threatening condition, call 911 or seek emergency medical care immediately.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Questions About Urgent Care?

Whether you’re deciding where to go for care or preparing for your visit, you may have questions about what Quick Care treats and what services are available. Here are answers to some of the questions patients may have.

Still Have Questions?

What conditions can Quick Care treat?

Quick Care treats many common illnesses, infections, injuries, and other medical concerns that need prompt attention but aren’t life-threatening. This includes cold and flu symptoms, COVID, UTIs, minor injuries, lacerations, sprains, suspected fractures, asthma symptoms, COPD concerns, and other conditions appropriate for urgent care.

Quick Care can also provide care for certain ongoing health needs, including hypertension, diabetes, and thyroid conditions, when appropriate. If you’re unsure whether your concern can be treated at Quick Care, please contact our team before your visit.

Can I walk in without an appointment?

Yes. Quick Care welcomes walk-in patients during regular operating hours, so you don’t have to wait for an appointment when you need care. Appointments are also available if you prefer to schedule your visit ahead of time.

Walk-in care can be especially helpful when an illness or injury comes up unexpectedly. If you know when you’ll be available, scheduling ahead can also help you plan your visit around your day.

Does Quick Care offer X-rays for injuries?

Yes. Quick Care offers broad X-ray services that can help providers evaluate injuries when imaging is appropriate. This can include suspected broken bones as well as concerns involving the chest, abdomen, hip, wrist, ankle, and leg.

Your provider will determine whether an X-ray is needed based on your symptoms, injury, and overall medical evaluation.

What lab tests are available at Quick Care?

Quick Care offers several laboratory services, including rapid testing for flu, COVID, and mono. Onsite blood draws are also available for testing such as CBC, BMP, lipid profiles, thyroid testing, kidney function, and liver function.

Drug screening is available as well. Some specimens may be collected at Quick Care and sent to an outside laboratory when additional processing is needed.

How do I know whether I should go to urgent care or the emergency room?

Urgent care is generally appropriate for medical concerns that need prompt attention but are not life-threatening. This can include illnesses, minor injuries, simple lacerations, sprains, suspected broken bones, and certain respiratory or medical concerns.

Emergency care is needed for potentially life-threatening conditions such as severe chest pain, significant difficulty breathing, signs of a stroke, severe bleeding, loss of consciousness, major trauma, seizures, or severe allergic reactions. If you’re experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or seek emergency care immediately.

GET STARTED

Get the Care You Need

When something doesn’t feel right, you shouldn’t have to spend the day wondering where to go. If your illness, injury, or health concern needs prompt attention and isn’t an emergency, Quick Care is here to help.