Urgent Care

Morrow County Hospital Urgent Care Overview

Urgent care is the perfect, convenient solution for families and individuals of all ages, including those who can’t get in to see their primary care physician right away, are visiting from out of town or are new to the area and currently don’t have a physician.

• Care provided by a certified nurse practitioner
• Treats any non-life-threatening illness or injury that need to be addressed promptly
• An efficient, affordable alternative to the Emergency Department
• Most major insurances accepted

Knowing where to go for medical attention right from the start is important to give you the best results.

When to Use Morrow County Hospital Urgent Care

Non-life-threatening illnesses and injuries such as:

• Allergies, sinus infections
• Cold and cough, sore throat
• Dizziness, earaches
• DOT physicals
• Eye infections
• Fever, flu-like symptoms
• Flu shots (seasonal) and select immunizations
• Illness occurring outside of your primary care provider’s regular office hours
• Insect bites, rashes
• Minor abrasions, breaks, fractures, sprains and strains
• Minor burns
• Minor back pain
• Minor cuts and lacerations
• Minor wound care
• School and sports physicals
• Upset stomach
• Urinary tract infections
• Vomiting and diarrhea
• X-rays
• Labs

When to Use an Emergency Department

Life-threatening conditions such as heart attacks, strokes, chest pain, difficulty breathing, severe bleeding, head injury, loss of consciousness or other major trauma will be treated in the Emergency Department setting.