A bone, joint or muscle injury that occurred within the past few days
Sprained ankle, foot, or knee
Fractures and broken bones
Strains, swollen, or tender joints
Minor dislocations
Sports injuries
Pain and/or injury to shoulder, elbow, hand, wrist
Do you handle the same injuries as the ER?
For non-life threatening pain and injuries, we are equipped to provide the same level of care. OrthoExpress has onsite X-ray, splinting, and casting services available.
We may schedule an appointment for you if…
The pain started or injury occurred more than two weeks ago
You have already seen another provider for the same injury
You have a future appointment scheduled for the same injury
OrthoExpress is not an emergency care provider or a substitute for emergency care. If there is any indication that you’ve suffered a serious or life-threatening injury, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room immediately. This includes uncontrollable bleeding, loss of consciousness, a complete dislocation or protruding fracture, or severe pain.
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