Same-Day Care

Sick Today? We’re Here to Help.

When you’re not feeling well, waiting several days for an appointment is not always an option.

Generations Integrative Care offers same-day care for many common illnesses, minor injuries, and other acute health concerns, giving you a convenient alternative when you do not need the emergency room.

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Convenient Care Without the Urgent Care Feel

Sometimes you need to be seen quickly, but your situation does not require an emergency department.

Same-day care at Generations Integrative Care gives you access to personalized medical care in a comfortable, familiar setting.

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Common concerns we may treat include:

  • Cold and flu symptoms

  • Cough and congestion

  • Sore throat

  • Ear complaints

  • Sinus symptoms

  • Urinary tract infections

  • Minor skin concerns

  • Rashes

  • Mild respiratory illness

  • Minor wounds

  • Minor injuries

  • Fever

  • Nausea and gastrointestinal symptoms

  • School and sports physicals

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Walk In or Reserve a Time

Depending on availability, patients may be able to schedule a same-day visit or be seen as a walk-in.

If online scheduling is available, reserving a time in advance can help reduce your wait.

What to Expect

1. Tell us what is going on
We’ll review your symptoms and any important medical history.

2. Get evaluated
Susan will examine you and determine what testing or treatment may be appropriate.

3. Leave with a clear plan
You’ll receive treatment recommendations, prescriptions when appropriate, and guidance on what to do next.

When to Seek Emergency Care

Same-day care is appropriate for many common illnesses and minor injuries, but some symptoms require emergency treatment.

Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department for symptoms such as severe difficulty breathing, chest pain, stroke symptoms, severe bleeding, major trauma, loss of consciousness, or other serious or life-threatening concerns.

Need to Be Seen Today?

Skip the long wait when you can.