Walk-In Clinic
Our walk-in clinic provides fast and accessible medical care for patients who need same-day attention. No appointment is required. Simply come in during clinic hours, check in at the front desk, and our team will see you as soon as possible.
We understand that sudden illnesses and unexpected health issues can be stressful. Our walk-in providers are trained to assess a wide range of symptoms and concerns, offering appropriate treatment, guidance, and follow-up recommendations.
You can visit our walk-in clinic for
Cold, cough, fever, and flu symptoms
Sore throat, ear pain, and sinus issues
Minor injuries, sprains, and strains
Skin concerns such as rashes, bites, and infections
Urinary symptoms and bladder infections
Digestive issues and abdominal discomfort
Short-term follow-up for walk-in concerns
Prescription renewals (with limitations)
Eye redness or irritation
Walk-In Clinic Frequently Asked Questions
1. Do I need an appointment for the walk-in clinic?
No. Our walk-in clinic is available without an appointment. Patients are seen on a first-come, first-served basis unless urgent medical needs require prioritization.
2. What should I bring when I visit the walk-in?
Bring your health card, a list of medications you are currently taking, and any relevant medical documents. If you have recently visited an ER or specialist, bringing those notes can also help.
3. Can I renew any prescription through the walk-in?
Most medications can be renewed through a walk-in visit, but certain controlled or restricted medications require assessment by your family physician and cannot be renewed through walk-in care.
4. How long is the wait time?
Wait times vary based on patient volume and the urgency of cases. Our administrative staff will provide an estimated wait time when you arrive, and we do our best to keep the clinic running efficiently.
5. Can I get forms or paperwork completed in the walk-in clinic?
Simple notes, such as sick notes or short-term documentation, may be completed during a walk-in visit. Complex forms, insurance documents, and employment-related medicals require a booked appointment and may include a fee.
