Blog Archive

If you think you might be entitled to workers’ compensation due to an injury related to your job, you need to gather specific documentation. Learn about what to bring to your workers’ comp exam, as well as the next steps in the process.

How do you know when you need an X-ray? X-ray technology helps your medical provider learn more about your internal condition. Read to learn more about when to get an X-ray exam.

If you have abdominal pain, should you seek urgent care treatment? Here are the rules of thumb on abdominal pain, including when to get urgent care or head to the emergency room.

When your child has a fever, you want to take the right steps with their care. So when does a high fever in a child need an urgent care visit? Keep reading to find out.

Injuries sustained at work may qualify you for workers’ compensation. You need the right evaluation and documentation for workers’ compensation claims. Read on for information about workers’ comp and workplace injury.

Open sores and skin ulcers can develop for a variety of reasons. How do you know when to go see a doctor — or head to an urgent care center — for an open sore?

Some cuts and wounds need stitches to heal fully without scarring. However, not every cut needs stitches. How can you tell when a cut needs medical attention? Read on for important information.

What can blood tests tell you about your health? A lot! That’s why blood tests are such a valuable tool for preventive health. Read to understand why you need routine blood tests as part of your health care.

Almost all adults need regular testing for sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). How frequently should you be getting tested, and for what? Read to learn more about your STD testing needs.

The official guidance regarding COVID-19 has changed so often, you may be wondering what to do if you test positive. Is it safe to go to urgent care? Do you need to see a doctor at all? Here, we discuss how to know when COVID-19 requires urgent care.