Urgent Care
Professional & Quality Care
At Urgent Care of Nebraska, we are dedicated to offering professional and quality care for you and your whole family. Our clinics operate on a walk-in basis—and are open seven days a week—so you can be confident that we’ll be here when you need us.
Our experienced staff has years of experience diagnosing and treating common illnesses and injuries, from Pediatrics to Geriatrics and every age in between.
Due to the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic we are experiencing longer than usual wait times. Please feel free to call ahead to hear the current wait time status.
Our Urgent Care Services include:
On-site lab and x-ray for rapid diagnosis & treatment of sprains, fractures, lacerations and illness.
Access to full-service labs when more sophisticated testing is necessary.
Access to CT, MRI, Ultrasound & other imaging as needed.
Referral to CT, MRI, Ultrasound & other imaging as needed.
If you have chest pain or other reason to believe you may be having a heart attack or another life-threatening event call 911. You may need to be seen and evaluated at an Emergency Room!
We’re here for you
Our clinics provide prompt, high-quality treatment, providing you the opportunity to receive hospital-quality care without the emergency room wait time for non-life-threatening issues.
Abdominal Pain
Allergies
Asthma Attacks
Back & Shoulder Pain
Bronchitis
Bug Bites
Bumps & Bruises
Cold & Flu Symptoms
Cough & Congestion
Cuts & Lacerations
Ear Aches
Fevers
Fractures
Ingrown Nails
Job Injuries
Joint & Muscle Pain
Migraine
Minor Broken Bones
Minor Eye Injuries / Irritation
Painful Urination
Sinus Infection
Skin Rashes without Fever
Small Cuts Requiring Stitches
Sprains & Strains
Sore / Strep Throat
Vomiting & Diarrhea
Urgent Care or Emergency Room?
More than half of visits to the emergency room are for non-emergencies.
Below is a helpful guide that can help:
Urgent Care Clinic
Abdominal Pain
Asthma
Small Cuts & Lacerations
Minor Burns & Bruises
Minor Broken Bones
Fever
Cough & Croup
Cold & Flu Symptoms
Muscle & Joint Pain
Vomiting or Diarrhea
Sore / Strep Throat
Skin Rashes without Fever
Painful Urination or UTI
Ear Aches
Eye Irritation or Pink Eye
Emergency Room
Abdominal Pain (Severe or with Pregnancy)
Difficulty Breathing
Large Open Wounds (non-stop bleeding)
Serious Burns
Compound Fractures
Car Accidents
High Fever
Coughing Up Blood
Fainting and/or Loss of Consciousness
Convulsions or Seizures
Poisoning
Drug Overdose
Suspected Heart Attack / Stroke
Pregnancy Related Problems
Serious Head/Neck/Eye/Back Injury
Intestinal Bleeding
Severe Chest Pain