Certain issues require immediate attention. At LePoer Podiatry, we offer urgent care services to those who need help right away. Appointments can be set up within 48 hours for urgent foot and ankle issues, including injuries and infections. Avoid long ER wait times and get the treatment you deserve now. We have x-rays and other diagnostic treatments in the office to identify your concerns and help you feel better. Schedule your appointment today.
What Is Urgent Care?
Most doctors require appointments in advance – sometimes, visits must be scheduled months ahead of time. These appointments are typically general check-ups and examinations of relatively stable medical conditions. Urgent care visits are like emergency room visits but encompass medical issues that are not life-threatening.
What Does Urgent Care Cover?
These visits are set up to address concerns that need attention quickly but are not life-threatening. These issues include conditions that can worsen over time if left untreated. If you have an infection in your foot or have just experienced an injury such as a fracture, sprain, or break, you need to seek medical care immediately.
When Is It Necessary?
These services are needed to address certain issues that are not life-threatening but must be taken care of quickly. Urgent care is for you if you’ve injured your feet in a sports-related accident or have incurred a laceration. Additionally, if you’re experiencing the following issues and you feel they may be connected to the health of your feet, then an urgent appointment is recommended.
- You have sprains and muscle pulls in your legs.
- You have an infected foot.
- You have a minor fracture.
- You’re experiencing pain in your feet.
Schedule Urgent Care Appointments in Providence, Rhode Island
We’re here for you if you’ve been injured and need immediate attention. Our urgent care services can give you the relief you need in as little as 48 hours. Learn more by filling out and submitting the form below or by calling us at (401) 453-2000 for an appointment.
