Minor Injuries

We treat minor burns caused by heat, hot liquids, or brief contact with hot surfaces. Care includes cleaning, pain relief, wound dressing, and instructions to prevent infection. Severe or deep burns should be treated in the ER.

We assess suspected joint dislocations to determine the severity. Mild dislocations can be stabilized and managed at urgent care, while severe cases are referred for emergency or orthopedic care.

Minor or stable fractures can be evaluated with on-site imaging. Treatment may include splinting, pain management, and guidance for follow-up care with an orthopedic specialist.

Cuts and lacerations are cleaned and evaluated for severity. Treatment options include stitches, wound adhesive, or bandaging. We also provide tetanus updates and after-care instructions to promote proper healing.

We treat minor eye injuries such as redness, irritation, foreign body sensation, or mild trauma. Severe injuries, vision changes, or chemical exposure require immediate ER care.

Sprains from stretched or torn ligaments are treated with evaluation, pain relief, and supportive care such as wrapping or bracing. We provide guidance to help restore mobility safely.

Muscle strains caused by overuse or sudden injury are evaluated and managed with pain relief, rest, and instructions for safe recovery.