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Discreet STD Testing Reserve Your Time Did you know that adults are supposed to get tested for STDs every year, or even more often depending on their sexual activity? You may think it’s easier to ignore your sexual health, due to the stigmas around it, but maintaining your sexual health is vital to your overall health as well. At Local MD Urgent Care, we understand your hesitation surrounding STD testing and have worked to make these visits as discreet, judgement-free, and stress-free as possible! We are fully equipped to handle testing for many STDs, including HIV, chlamydia, herpes, hepatitis, syphilis, and other venereal diseases (VD). Reserve Your Time What’s the difference between STDs and STIs? The first difference between STDs and STIs is in the name. STD stands for sexually transmitted disease, whereas STI means sexually transmitted infection. Essentially, the difference is between a disease and an infection. Not all diseases begin with infections, but many do. Sexually transmitted disease first begin as sexually transmitted infections. Infection occurs with the sexually transmitted bacteria or virus first enters the body and begins multiplying. Once the sexually transmitted bacteria or viruses have entered the body, the infection may progress into a disease. Disease occurs when this foreign presence officially disrupts the body’s normal functions and processes. How do I know if I have a STD? There is no way to know for sure without being tested. Many STDs don’t have obvious symptoms. Being sexually active can include vaginal intercourse, anal and/or oral sex. When doctors or nurses ask this question, they are really asking if you've done anything since your last check up that might have exposed you to an STD or pregnancy. STD tests should be part of your regular check-up. But, if you have any concerns at all that you may have been exposed to an STD, see a doctor and ask to be tested. What are the symptoms of STDs? Many STDs may have no symptoms at all or the signs are so mild that you may not notice, which is why getting tested at least once a year is a great idea. However, if you have any of the symptoms described below, you should seek care right away because they may be signs that you have an STD. None Discharge or unusual fluid that may be white or yellow that comes out of the vagina or penis (not semen). An unexplained rash A burning sensation when urinating (peeing), going to the bathroom. Bumps, sores, blisters, or warts on the genital area - in women this includes the outer and inner lips, vagina and clitoris. In men this includes the penis and testicles. Should I get tested for a STD? Anyone who has had vaginal, anal or oral sex with a new partner should be tested. Everyone who is sexually active should be tested during regular check-ups. Pregnant women should also be tested.

X-Rays & Diagnostics At our urgent care center, we provide state-of-the-art diagnostic testing services, including X-rays, to ensure accurate and efficient diagnoses. Our advanced imaging technology allows our experienced medical team to identify and assess a wide range of injuries and conditions. Whether you require an X-ray for a suspected fracture or need other diagnostic tests, we offer a comprehensive suite of services to meet your medical needs. Rest assured that our efficient testing process and experienced professionals are dedicated to providing timely and reliable results, so you can receive the best possible care and treatment. More Services Injuries Illnesses Pediatric Care X-Ray & Diagnostics Occupational Health Physical Exams Immunizations Find A Location Blood Work & Testing Learn More Cardiovascular Health Learn More EKG Testing Learn More X-Ray Imaging Learn More

ACCESSIBILITY STATEMENT Local MD Urgent Care is committed to ensuring digital accessibility for people with disabilities. We are continually improving the user experience for everyone and applying the relevant accessibility standards. Conformance Status The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) defines requirements for designers and developers to improve accessibility for people with disabilities. It defines three levels of conformance: Level A, Level AA, and Level AAA. Local MD Urgent Care is partially conformant with WCAG 2.1 level AA. Partially conformant means that some parts of the content do not fully conform to the accessibility standard. Feedback We welcome your feedback on the accessibility of Local MD Urgent Care. Please let us know if you encounter accessibility barriers on Local MD Urgent Care: Phone: 708-922-0911 E-mail: info@Local-MD.com Postal Address: 17960 S Halsted Street, Homewood, Illinois 60430 Technical Specifications Accessibility of Local MD Urgent Care relies on the following technologies to work with the particular combination of web browser and any assistive technologies or plugins installed on your computer: HTML WAI-ARIA CSS JavaScript Assessment Approach Local MD Urgent Care assessed the accessibility of Local-MD.com by the following approaches: Self-evaluation: The accessibility of Local-MD.com has been evaluated internally by our team. External evaluation: The accessibility of Local-MD.com has also been evaluated by a third-party accessibility expert. Formal Approval of this Accessibility Statement This Accessibility Statement is approved by: Local-MD.com IT Team 09/16/2023 This statement was created on 09/16/2023.

Ear Irrigation / Ear Wax Removal Find A Location Ear congestion is described as pressure, muffled hearing, or fullness that is often compared to being in flight or submerged under water. Pressure in your ears can be caused by a variety of factors, like a cold or flu, allergies, a sinus infection, air travel, or wax buildup. Buildup of earwax can impair ear structures and negatively affect your hearing. Attempting to remove foreign objects or earwax with small items, such as Q-Tips, can push it deeper into the ear and potentially cause serious damage. Local MD Urgent Care can help clean out your ears and protect the sensitive structures with ear irrigation. Schedule Now Ear Irrigation Procedure Before one of our medical professionals performs an ear irrigation, they will want to look inside your ear to ensure that your symptoms are the result of excess wax buildup or foreign materials and not something more serious. They may diagnose excess earwax by inserting an instrument called an otoscope into the opening of your ear. The otoscope shines a light into your ear and magnifies the image. If wax buildup is the issue, your doctor will perform the irrigation in an exam room using a syringe-like tool. This tool will be used to insert water or a water and saline mixture into the ear to flush out the wax. You may feel slight discomfort from the water in your ear or from holding your ear in place. Ear Irrigation Risks Do not undergo ear irrigation (either at home or at a doctor’s office) if you have a damaged eardrum, tubes in your ears, or a condition that weakens your immune system. You also should not get ear irrigation if you have an active infection in your ear canal. While ear irrigation is a relatively common procedure, there are risks associated with it that you should discuss with your doctor prior to irrigation.

Sprains & Strains Reserve Your Time At our urgent care center, we provide expert treatment for sprains and strains to help you recover quickly and resume your daily activities. Our skilled medical team will conduct a thorough evaluation to determine the extent of your injury and develop a personalized treatment plan. Whether it's applying braces or compression wraps, providing pain relief, or offering rehabilitation exercises, we are here to support your recovery and get you back on your feet. Trust our urgent care center for compassionate and effective care to treat your sprains and strains. Reserve Your Time Sprains vs. Strains: The Difference Explained Sprains are injuries to ligaments, which are tough bands of fibrous tissue that connect bones to each other in a joint. These injuries occur when a ligament is stretched or torn beyond its normal range of motion. Sprains are commonly seen in joints such as the ankles, knees, wrists, and fingers. The severity of a sprain is graded based on the extent of ligament damage: Grade 1 Sprain: Mild stretching and microscopic tearing of the ligament. Grade 2 Sprain: Partial tearing of the ligament. Grade 3 Sprain: Complete tearing or rupture of the ligament. Strains, on the other hand, are injuries to muscles or tendons. Tendons are tough cords of fibrous tissue that attach muscles to bones. Strains occur when a muscle or tendon is overstretched or torn during forceful or sudden movements. They most commonly affect the muscles in the back, hamstrings, and quadriceps. Like sprains, strains are also graded based on their severity: Grade 1 Strain: Mild stretching and microscopic tearing of muscle fibers or tendons. Grade 2 Strain: Partial tearing of muscle fibers or tendons. Grade 3 Strain: Complete tearing or rupture of muscle fibers or tendons. Differences from Fractures (Breaks) While sprains and strains involve soft tissue injuries, fractures, commonly referred to as breaks, are injuries to bones. Fractures occur when a bone is subjected to excessive force, causing it to crack or break. The key differences are: Affected Structure: Sprains and strains affect ligaments, muscles, and tendons, whereas fractures involve the bones. Treatment: While sprains and strains are generally treated with rest, ice, compression, and elevation (RICE) along with rehabilitation exercises, fractures may require immobilization with casts or splints, or in severe cases, surgical intervention. Aftercare and Recovery Proper aftercare is crucial for a full and successful recovery from sprains and strains. Follow these guidelines to facilitate healing and prevent reinjury: Follow Medical Instructions: Adhere to the treatment plan and follow any specific instructions given by your healthcare provider. Rest: Allow sufficient time for rest and avoid putting undue strain on the injured area. Gradual Return to Activity: As your injury heals, gradually reintroduce physical activity, sports, or exercise under the guidance of a healthcare professional. Use Supportive Aids: If recommended, use braces, wraps, or crutches to provide support during the healing process. Heat Therapy: After the initial 48 hours, consider using heat therapy to promote blood flow and aid in healing. Avoiding Heat and Alcohol: During the initial healing phase, avoid hot baths or alcohol consumption, as they can increase swelling and hinder healing. Rehabilitation Exercises: Engage in rehabilitation exercises as prescribed by your healthcare provider to improve strength and flexibility. Patience and Persistence: Be patient with your recovery and be persistent in following your rehabilitation plan. Healing can take time, and pushing too hard too soon can lead to setbacks. Preventing Sprains and Strains Preventing sprains and strains involves taking proactive measures to minimize the risk of injury. Follow these tips to reduce the likelihood of experiencing these injuries: Warm-Up and Stretching: Always warm up before engaging in physical activity and perform appropriate stretching exercises to prepare your muscles and joints. Proper Technique: Use proper body mechanics and technique when lifting heavy objects or engaging in sports or physical activities. Strengthening Exercises: Regularly perform exercises that focus on strengthening the muscles around your joints to improve stability and reduce the risk of injury. Avoid Overexertion: Listen to your body and avoid pushing yourself beyond your limits, especially during intense physical activities. Use Protective Gear: Wear appropriate protective gear, such as helmets, knee pads, or braces, during sports and recreational activities. Footwear: Wear properly fitting, supportive footwear that is appropriate for the activity you are engaging in. Maintain a Healthy Lifestyle: Proper nutrition, hydration, and maintaining a healthy weight can contribute to better overall musculoskeletal health. Mind Your Environment: Be aware of your surroundings and potential hazards that could lead to slips, trips, or falls. Sprains and strains are common injuries that affect ligaments, muscles, and tendons. While they share similarities, they differ from fractures or breaks, which involve bones. Prompt and appropriate treatment, followed by careful aftercare and rehabilitation, are crucial for a successful recovery. Equally important is prevention, which can be achieved through warm-ups, proper technique, strengthening exercises, and maintaining a healthy lifestyle. If you experience a sprain or strain, or if you have concerns about preventing these injuries, don't hesitate to seek care and guidance from our experienced medical team at our urgent care center. We are here to support your musculoskeletal health and help you stay active and injury-free.

Medical Assistant Apply Now Local MD Urgent Care is a rapidly expanding, locally owned urgent care group with 8 locations across the Chicagoland area, including our newly opened Zion, Illinois location. We are seeking experienced Radiologic Technologists who prioritize patient care, excel in communication, value teamwork, and are eager to grow their careers with the right team. The Medical Assistant will work within their scope of license to provide great patient and provider assistance. This position is responsible for patient charting within the scope of license, phlebotomy, patient registration, patient support, insurance verification, collecting co-payment and lab processes. Striving for excellence in customer service, teamwork, clinical and communication skills are essential for Local MD Urgent Care Medical Assistants. This position requires a working knowledge of and adherence to Health Insurance Portability & Accountability Act (HIPAA) regulations. Job Duties: Triage patients according to Local MD Urgent Care Clinical policy, including but not limited, to taking vitals, updating patient demographic or insurance information, and providing written documentation to enable clear communication with Providers regarding patient issues. Perform clinic procedures/duties according to Local MD Urgent Care’s policies and procedures. Assist Providers with procedures. Accurately document patient information in the patient’s electronic medical record. Complete patient charting within the scope of license. Administer medications as directed by Provider Obtain blood and other lab samples/specimens, as directed by Provider. Process lab samples as ordered, per Local MD Urgent Care Clinical Policies/Procedures and external lab procedures to ensure accuracy of results. Accompany patients to triage or exam/procedure room. Assist patients as needed with walking, transfers, dressing, collecting specimens, preparing for exam, etc. Accurately document patient information, taking vitals, performing screenings per provider guidelines. Confirming patient insurance and collecting co-payments as needed Welcoming patients into the clinic as well as any patient support needed during visit. Relay instructions to patients/families. May provide more individualized patient/family education and supportive counseling as needed. Send/receive patient medical records in accordance with Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and other state and federal regulations. Comply with requirements of appropriate regulatory agencies (i.e., OSHA, CLIA, IL Department of Health). Maintain strict confidentiality related to medical records and other data. Prepare and managing of electronic medical records to ensure information completed and documented appropriately. Prepare patient rooms, set up instruments and equipment according to Local MD Urgent Care protocol. Clean/disinfect exam/procedure rooms, instruments, and equipment between patient visits to maintain infection control. Clean/disinfect back-office areas according to scheduled maintenance program and document in appropriate records. Assist in inventory and stocking processes for facility. Manage inventory of supplies; restocking exam/procedure rooms. Sanitize laboratory bathrooms after each patient use. Call patients with lab results. Clean/restock examination rooms to prepare for each patient. Sanitize back-office surfaces with high patient contact. Assists front office registration at start of patient encounter, including collecting insurance information and additional payment information from patient during their visit as necessary Attend Medical Assistant meetings and all required staff meetings. Other duties as assigned. Organizational Expectations: Upholds a positive, professional, service-oriented work environment for staff and patients, by supporting the Local MD Urgent Care Mission and Core Values. Provides positive and courteous customer service to all Local MD Urgent Care patients, vendors, and coworkers. Build positive and professional rapport with patients thru timely, empathetic, respectful, and thorough interactions. Understand and maintain strict patient and employee confidentiality in compliance with Local MD Urgent Care Policies and HIPAA guidelines. Must be able to work collaboratively with all Local MD staff. Maintains understanding of and abide by Local MD Urgent Care standards Administrative Policies and Procedures: Maintain working knowledge of office and medical services, clinical policies/procedures and in the use of all relevant office equipment and medical devices/equipment (AD machine and EKG), computers, and EMR systems. Serves as a role model by demonstrating exceptional ability, effective communication, and critical thinking skills along with a willingness to take on new and additional responsibilities. Embraces current ideas and respects cultural differences. Uses resources efficiently. Responsible for own ongoing professional development by maintaining appropriate licensure/certification, continuing education requirements, participates in available learning opportunities. Education & Experience: Medical Assistant (MA) licensed in the state of Illinois, college education as per licensing requirements, high school diploma, or equivalent. Minimum one (1) year experience as a MA in an outpatient medical clinic, medical office, or hospital setting required. Must possess exceptional verbal and written communication skills, a strong understanding of ethical behavior and confidentiality, and advanced critical thinking and organizational abilities. Thrive in an ever evolving and demanding environment Physical Requirements and Work Environment: The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job in a clinical setting. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. Ability to operate office and medical equipment standard in a clinical medical environment. Must be able to stand for prolonged periods of time in addition to walking, quick turns, bending and bending to lift, lift above shoulder height, push, pull and assist patients from flat to sit and sit to stand. Ability to bend and lift up to fifty (50) pounds. Daily exposure to mild to moderate sanitizing chemicals expected. Hearing and vision required. EOE/M/F/Vet/Disabilities Job Types: Full-time, Part-time Medical Specialties: Primary Care Urgent Care Schedule: 12 Hour Shift 8 hour shift Day shift Work setting: Clinic Experience: Medication administration: 1 year (Required) Customer service: 1 year (Required) Vital signs: 1 year (Required) License/Certification: Certified Medical Assistant (Required) Work Location: Zion, Illinois Expected hours: 45 per week Benefits: Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance Short Term Disability EAP 401k Paid Time Off Pay Rate: Starting at $20 / hour Experience: EMR systems: 1 year (Preferred) Vital signs: 1 year (Preferred) MA experience : 2 years ( required) License/Certification: BLS Certification (Preferred) Certified Medical Assistant (Preferred) Come Work With Us! First name Last name Email Phone Start Date Link to CV/LinkedIn Upload Resume Upload supported file (Max 15MB) Apply Thank you! We’ll be in touch.

Urgent Care Locations Homewood, IL 17960 S Halsted Street Homewood, Illinois 60430 (708) 922-0911 Reserve Get Directions Pullman, IL 10834 S Doty Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60628 (708) 922-0911 Reserve Get Directions Zion, IL 2015 N Sheridan Rd, Zion, IL 60099 (708) 922-0911 Reserve Get Directions Melrose Park, IL 600 W North Ave, Melrose Park, IL 60160 (708) 922-0911 Reserve Get Directions Decatur, IL 4195 N Water St, Decatur, IL 62526 (708) 922-0911 Reserve Get Directions Columbus, IN 3019 N National Rd, Columbus, IN 47203 (708) 922-0911 Reserve Get Directions Highland, IN 10343 Indianapolis Boulevard, Highland, Indiana 46322 (708) 922-0911 Reserve Get Directions Martinsville, IN 630 Birk Rd, Martinsville, Indiana 46151 (708) 922-0911 Reserve Get Directions

Radiologic Technologist Apply Now Local MD Urgent Care is a rapidly growing, locally owned Urgent Care group. We currently have 4 locations across the Chicagoland area with additional locations opening soon. We are looking for experienced Radiologic Technologists who put patient care at the forefront, are great communicators, value teamwork and are looking to grow their career with the right team. Our Urgent Care Clinic is seeking a Radiologic Technologist (Required) who can perform and analyze patient x-rays and report results to our physician team. The Radiology Technologist will be responsible for coordinating outpatient appointments, making patients who come in for procedures feel comfortable, and conducting patient x-rays. Competencies: If you have a background in healthcare and a current ARRT certification, we encourage you to submit an application for this position. Occupational Health experience preferred. In addition to the daily tasks related to x-rays you will be required to assist as a medical assistant to the staff at the clinic, including but not limited to taking Vitals, charting on patients, running labs, drawing blood and assisting patients with registration. License/Certification: BLS Certification (Preferred) ARRT Certification (Preferred) Benefits: Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance Short Term Disability EAP 401k Paid Time Off Medical Specialties: Radiology Urgent Care Physical Setting: Urgent care center Schedule: 12 hour shift 8 hour shift Monday to Friday No weekends Pay Rate: Starting at $28 / hour Job Types: Full-time Expected Hours: 40 – 50 per week Standard shift: Day shift Ability to commute/relocate: Pullman, IL: Reliably commute or planning to relocate before starting work (Required) Come Work With Us! First name Last name Email Phone Start Date Link to CV/LinkedIn Are you a DOT certified collector? * Yes No Upload Resume Upload supported file (Max 15MB) Apply Thank you! We’ll be in touch.

Pay Your Bill We are excited to be offering a new state-of-the-art billing and patient system. Due to this update, you will need to check the billing date and click the link below that applies to the date of service. We apologize for any inconvenience and look forward to continuing to be your local care partner. Payment For Services by OnDmed or Before 09/26/2023 If you are trying to pay a bill for services rendered on or before September 26th, 2023, please click the button below. Pay Online Payment For Services After 09/27/2023 If you are trying to pay a bill for services rendered on or after September 27th, 2023, please click the button below. Pay Online If have any questions regarding your billing please call us at 630-481-7326, 8am - 5pm central time Monday -Friday.

URGENT CARE SERVICES Injuries Schedule Now Illnesses Schedule Now Pediatric Care Schedule Now Physical Exams Schedule Now Lab Testing Schedule Now X-Rays & Diagnostics Schedule Now Medical Procedures Schedule Now Shots & Immunizations Schedule Now Chronic & Preventative Care Schedule Now COVID-19 Testing Schedule Now When you choose Local MD Urgent Care, you’re getting more than a group of bright medical professionals that provide efficient expert care. You’re choosing a team of friendly faces from your neighborhood who understand your wants and needs that are dedicated to your health and well-being. Our knowledgeable healthcare team is here to help. From annual immunizations to camp and school physicals, ear infections to unknown aches and pains, you can count on Local MD to be there when you need us most. Schedule Now More Services Injuries Illnesses Pediatric Care X-Ray & Diagnostics Occupational Health Physical Exams Immunizations

< Back Local MD Urgent Care Announces Five New Locations Across Illinois and Indiana Local MD Urgent Care has expanded to five new communities across Illinois & Indiana! Bringing primary and urgent care, along with Occupational Health services to people who need it desperately. Chicago, IL – September 9, 2024 – Local MD Urgent Care is excited to announce the opening of five new locations across Illinois and Indiana. This expansion underscores Local MD’s commitment to providing outstanding patient care and high-quality healthcare services to communities throughout Illinois and Indiana. These new locations allow us to broaden our reach and provide communities across the Midwest comprehensive healthcare services. "We are thrilled to bring our urgent care services to these new locations and look forward to becoming an integral part of these communities," said Dr. Danilo Coite, Chief Executive Officer of Local MD Urgent Care. "Our team is dedicated to providing compassionate, high-quality medical care that is both convenient and affordable. We are confident that these new locations will offer a valuable healthcare resource to these new communities and their surrounding areas.” Local MD Urgent Care began its journey in 2018 with a clear mission: to provide exceptional healthcare tailored to the unique needs of each community we serve. Our new locations will continue this mission by offering not only urgent care services but also primary care, including routine check-ups and chronic disease management. In addition, we’ll provide occupational health services such as pre-employment physicals and drug and alcohol testing, ensuring our patients receive comprehensive, continuous care. “We are pleased to announce the expansion of our occupational medicine program to these new communities,” SVP of Occupational Health, Christina Garbis-Bibizas added. “We can’t wait to get to work, helping local employers keep their workforce healthy while improving their bottom line.” The newly opened clinics in Illinois are located in Zion, Melrose Park, and Decatur. They join existing locations in Homewood and Pullman. The Indiana clinics are in Martinsville and Columbus, joining Local MD Urgent Care - Highland. Patients can walk in without an appointment and expect minimal wait times, ensuring they receive the care they need promptly. “I want to express my sincere appreciation to the staff members who will join Local MD in these new locations,” Michael Weiss, Founder of Local MD Urgent Care, added. “Their commitment and trust in our vision are truly commendable. The continuity of care that will be provided to our patients is invaluable, and I am grateful for their continued dedication to the communities we serve.” About Local MD Urgent Care Local MD Urgent Care is a leading provider of urgent care services, committed to delivering high-quality healthcare with a patient-centered approach. With multiple locations throughout the region, Local MD Urgent Care offers convenient access to medical care for non-life-threatening conditions, ensuring that communities have reliable healthcare options close to home. For more information about the new clinic locations or Local MD Urgent Care's services, please visit www.Local-MD.com or contact: Contact: Holly Freed Partner, 1744 Marketing Phone: (440) 864-0166 Email: PR@local-md.com Previous Next

Management of Common Colds Management of Common Colds Reserve Your Time Common colds are a frequent occurrence, especially among children, and can cause discomfort and disruption to daily life. At Local MD Urgent Care, we specialize in providing comprehensive management for common colds. Our experienced team offers symptomatic relief for symptoms such as congestion, cough, and mild fever, helping you or your child feel better and recover more quickly. Reserve Your Time Symptoms of Common Colds Recognizing the symptoms of common colds is essential for initiating appropriate management. Common signs include: Runny or stuffy nose Sneezing Sore throat Cough, which may be dry or productive Mild fever Fatigue or weakness Headache Body aches Causes of Common Colds Common colds are caused by viral infections, primarily rhinoviruses. These viruses are highly contagious and spread through respiratory droplets when an infected person coughs or sneezes. Common colds can also be transmitted through direct contact with contaminated surfaces. Management of Common Colds Treatment for common colds focuses on relieving symptoms and supporting the body's natural immune response. Common approaches may include: Over-the-counter cold medications: Symptomatic relief medications such as decongestants, antihistamines, and cough suppressants can help alleviate congestion, runny nose, and cough. Pain relievers: Over-the-counter pain relievers such as acetaminophen or ibuprofen can help reduce fever, headache, and body aches associated with colds. Hydration: Drinking plenty of fluids helps prevent dehydration and loosens mucus, making it easier to clear congestion. Rest: Adequate rest supports the body's immune system and promotes faster recovery from common colds. Humidifiers: Using a humidifier or vaporizer can help moisten the air and soothe irritated nasal passages, reducing congestion and promoting comfort. Why Local MD Urgent Care for Management of Common Colds When you or your child is experiencing symptoms of a common cold, seeking appropriate management can help alleviate discomfort and promote recovery. Here's why families trust Local MD Urgent Care for the management of common colds: Expert Symptomatic Relief: Our experienced team specializes in providing symptomatic relief for common cold symptoms, including congestion, cough, and mild fever. We offer personalized care tailored to your specific needs, helping you or your child feel better quickly. Convenient Access: With multiple locations and walk-in appointments available, Local MD Urgent Care offers convenient access to quality healthcare services close to home. Whether you need management during regular office hours or after hours, we're here to help. Comprehensive Care: In addition to symptomatic relief, our team offers guidance on self-care measures to support recovery from common colds. We prioritize your comfort and well-being, ensuring that you receive the care and support you need during your visit. Family-Friendly Environment: We understand the impact that common colds can have on individuals and families, which is why we provide compassionate and supportive care in a family-friendly environment. Our team is here to address your concerns and provide peace of mind during your visit.