Urgent Care
Urgent Care Services Offered in Grand Blanc, MI
If you have an injury like a burn or cut, breathing difficulties, or symptoms like fever, vomiting, and diarrhea, you want to get medical help without delay. Michael Zielinski, DO, and Steven Galliway, PA-C, of Integrative Family Medicine and Urgent Care in Grand Blanc, Michigan, have extensive expertise and experience in urgent care. They can provide everything from wound suturing to nebulizers to help you breathe. If you need urgent care, call Integrative Family Medicine and Urgent Care for a same-day appointment.
Urgent Care Q & A
Some common problems that typically require urgent care include:
- Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and asthma attacks
- Eye pain or infection
- Acute back or neck pain
- New skin rashes
- Sports injuries
- Migraines and other severe headaches
- Urinary tract infections (UTIs), including cystitis and kidney infections
- Vomiting and diarrhea
- Dehydration
- Chest or abdominal pain
- Muscle, bone, and joint injuries
- Burns and lacerations
- Animal and bug bites
- Ear pain and infections
- Allergic reactions
Respiratory conditions like the flu, colds, strep throat, acute sinusitis, bronchitis, and pneumonia are some of the most common causes of urgent care visits.
Integrative Family Medicine and Urgent Care has on-site electrocardiograms (EKGs) to check your heart function, and the team provides rapid diagnostic testing for strep throat, mononucleosis (mono), the flu, UTIs, and COVID-19. They offer next-day, send-out testing for all respiratory diseases.
The treatment you need for your urgent health problem varies depending on what’s wrong. You might need sutures, staples, or glue to repair a wound. If you’re having a COPD attack, Integrative Family Medicine and Urgent Care offers nebulizer breathing treatments.
Bacterial infections are treatable with antibiotics, but these medicines aren’t useful against viruses like colds and flu. Severe viral illnesses or viral diseases in vulnerable people (like seniors and those in poor health) might require antiviral treatments.
You might need special fluids called electrolytes if you’re dehydrated, which is a common problem if you experience repeated vomiting and diarrhea or spend too long without drinking.
Rashes might need topical treatments like soothing creams, while eye drops can help with problems like pink eye.
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To find out more about accessing urgent care when you need it or to get help right away, call the office, walk-in, or book an appointment online today.