Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is urgent care and when should I go? 

    Urgent care provides fast medical care for non-life-threatening illnesses and injuries for adults and children. It bridges the gap between primary care and the emergency room, treating conditions like cold & flu, sore throats, minor fractures, cuts needing stitches, sprains, ear infections, and more. 

  • Do I need an appointment for urgent care?

    No. Family First Urgent Care is a walk-in clinic — no appointment needed to be seen. You can just walk in during our open hours. Patients are seen on a first-come, first-served basis, and most visits are completed within an hour. 


    If you're looking for urgent care open today with minimal wait times, our centers are open 7 days a week with evening hours. 

  • What are your hours?

    Monday – Friday: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM 


    Saturday & Sunday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM 


    We are open 7 days a week for your convenience. 

  • How is urgent care different from the emergency room?

    Urgent care treats non-life-threatening conditions with shorter wait times and lower costs than a hospital ER. Go to the emergency room if you have chest pain, severe difficulty breathing, signs of stroke, or other life-threatening symptoms.

  •  Can urgent care see children? 

    Yes — Family First can provide pediatric urgent care for kids of all ages including common infections, illnesses, and injuries 


    Our medical team treats all ages in a comfortable, family-friendly environment. 

  • What conditions and illnesses does urgent care treat? 

    We treat a wide range of issues including colds/flu, strep throat, urinary tract infections, ear infections, rashes, sprains, minor fractures, cuts, minor burns, nausea, dehydration and more.

  • Do you have X-ray and lab testing on site?

    Yes. Yes. All Family First locations offer on-site X-ray services 7 days a week. 


    If you’re searching for urgent care with X-ray near me, we can evaluate injuries quickly and provide treatment in one visit. 

  • Can you prescribe medications?

    Yes — providers can prescribe medications when medically appropriate and send them directly to your pharmacy. 

  • Do you offer occupational health services?

    Yes. Family First Urgent Care provides comprehensive occupational health services for local businesses, municipalities, and school districts. 


    Services include: 


    Workers’ compensation injury treatment 


    Pre-employment physicals 


    Drug and alcohol testing 


    OSHA respirator clearance 


    DOT/CDL physicals 


    Return-to-work evaluations 


    If your business is searching for occupational health urgent care near me, our team offers fast reporting, convenient scheduling, and direct communication. 

  • Do you perform DOT physicals?

    Yes. We provide certified DOT/CDL physicals for commercial drivers. 


    If you need a DOT physical near me, we offer convenient scheduling and same-day availability

  • Can urgent care handle work injuries or workers’ comp visits?

    Absolutely — our team is trained to treat work-related injuries and coordinate care for workplace health needs. 

  • What insurance do you accept? 

    We accept most major health plans. If you have questions about your coverage, our staff can verify benefits before your visit.

  • How much does urgent care cost? 

    Cost varies based on insurance and services. Generally, urgent care visits are more affordable than emergency room care for non-emergencies. 

  • Can I be seen if I don’t have insurance? 

    Yes — we offer self-pay options for patients without insurance.

  • How long is the wait time?

    Most urgent care visits are completed in under an hour, depending on patient volume. 

  • What should I bring to my appointment? 

    Bring a photo ID, your insurance card (if insured), a list of current medications, and any previous medical records that might help with your care. 

  • Will my primary care doctor receive my visit information?

    Yes. We can send electronic records to your primary care provider for continuity of care if you request it.