How do you relieve abscess tooth pain?
Stop into Physicians Immediate Care for treatment for your abscess tooth or to ease your tooth pain from other causes. In most cases, however, a referral to a dentist will be required.
Urgent Care Services
What should I bring to my pre-op exam?
When you visit Physicians Immediate Care for your pre-op (pre-surgical) exam, please bring the following: Name of surgeon Date of surgery Where surgery is taking place What kind of surgery are they having What kind of anesthesia Phone and… More
Where can I get stitches?
Walk into any Physicians Immediate Care’s over 50 locations to have your wound evaluated and treated by our professional medical team. Wound care will include cleaning, disinfecting, and stitches (suturing) to help get you on the mend! … More
Does Physicians Immediate Care provide EKGs (electrocardiogram)?
Yes, all our locations offer walk-in EKGs with a complete exam by one of our medical providers to determine if there is a problem with the electrical activity of your heart. Typically an EKG will be performed if there… More
Where can I get tested for STDs (STIs)?
Come into Physicians Immediate Care for STD testing. We offer STD Testing Services at low self-pay pricing costs for those that choose not to submit through insurance. We also offer rapid chlamydia & gonorrhea testing with immediate results at select… More
Where can I go for an immigration medical exam?
At Physicians Immediate Care, we have Civil Surgeons on staff to perform immigration medical exams. Our doctors have been approved by the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) to administer INS physicals for those seeking to become permanent residents of… More
How can I get online care?
To better serve our patients and community, Physicians Immediate Care is now offering face-to-face virtual urgent care services from the comfort of your own home if you live in Illinois, 8:00 am – 4:30 pm Monday through Friday.
Can I get a Cortisone shot?
Yes, at Physicians Immediate Care, we can administer cortisone shots. Walk-in or reserve your time online to be examined by one of our medical providers to determine if a cortisone shot is right for you.
How Long Does the Measles Vaccine Last?
The measles immunization is one component of the MMR vaccine, which stands for Measles/Mumps/Rubella. This immunization is usually given at 12 months of age, and between the ages of 4 to 6 years. Typically no further immunizations are required. Immunity is checked… More