Acute Sick Visits

Care When You’re Not Feeling Your Best

When a new illness or unexpected health concern comes up, you may need timely medical attention without requiring emergency care. Our acute sick visits provide evaluation and treatment for common, non-emergency health concerns.

We assess your symptoms, medical history, and individual needs to determine the appropriate course of care and follow-up.

Common Acute Health Concerns

Timely Care for Everyday Illnesses

Our primary care team can evaluate a variety of common, non-emergency concerns, including:

Cough and cold symptoms

Fever

Sore throat

congestion

Mild respiratory illnesses

Earaches

Sinus-related symptoms

Minor infections

Headaches

Mild stomach or gastrointestinal concerns

Other new symptoms

What To Expect

Focused Evaluation and Personalized Care

During an acute sick visit, we may:

Monitor Your Condition

Track relevant health measures, symptoms, and changes over time.

Review Your Symptoms

Discuss when your symptoms started, how they have changed, and any concerns you may have.

Review Your Medical History

Consider relevant medical conditions, medications, allergies, and other factors that may affect your care.

Perform an Appropriate Examination

Conduct an examination based on your symptoms and clinical needs.

Determine Next Steps

Based on your evaluation, we may recommend treatment, additional testing, follow-up care, or referral when appropriate.

When You Need Care

Don't Ignore New or Worsening Symptoms

Some health concerns can be managed through primary care, while others may require additional evaluation.

If your symptoms are new, persistent, or getting worse, an acute sick visit can provide an opportunity to have your concerns evaluated and determine the appropriate next step.

For conditions that require specialized care, we can provide an appropriate referral.

Primary Care When You Need It

Here for Your Everyday Health Concerns

Not every illness requires emergency care. Our acute sick visits provide convenient access to primary care for common, non-emergency health concerns.

Our goal is to evaluate your symptoms, provide appropriate care, and help you understand what to do next.

Emergency Care Notice

If you are experiencing a medical emergency or symptoms that may be life-threatening, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. Acute sick visits are intended for non-emergency medical concerns.