Why Urgentology Care is the Right Choice for Your Family

Reasons to Choose Urgentology Care for your Medical Care

When you or your children aren’t feeling well, finding healthcare that is reliable, convenient, and thorough shouldn’t be a struggle. At Urgentology Care, we’re proud to offer stress-free medical care for patients in our Arlington community who face a wide range of conditions.

Keep reading to learn how our clinic can care for your entire family.

Treating Every Condition

Our compassionate staff is available 24/7 to treat a wide range of conditions through telemedicine appointments, walk-ins, or scheduled appointments in our clinic. Our doctors can treat the following conditions:

Additionally, our most common treatment areas include:

Allergies

Patients with moderate to severe allergies can experience a flare-up in their symptoms at any time — and when they do, our staff is here to help. Urgentology Care is proud to announce its latest partnership with Cure Allergy Clinic (CAC), another trusted resource for integrated care for patients suffering from short-term or chronic allergy and asthma conditions. Through this service, you can receive a diagnosis for your allergies and asthma, and receive the appropriate treatment.

Pediatric Care

As a parent, there are few things that are more overwhelming than trying to help your child when they aren't feeling well. Oftentimes, we want to get our children treated immediately and back on the road to recovery as soon as possible. However, waiting for an appointment with their primary pediatrician can slow this process down significantly.

At Urgentology Care, our specialists are experienced in many common pediatric conditions and can offer quick and reliable care for your child. Common reasons that you may want to bring your child to our urgent care clinic include:

Cuts, burns, bug bites and wounds
Nosebleeds
Ear infections
Sore throat
Strep throat, the stomach flu, the common cold, the flu and bronchitis
Asthma and allergy attacks
Pink eye
Diarrhea and nausea
Sport and school physicals

Also, by keeping your child's shots up to date, you help prevent the spread of disease to yourself, the general public, and children who are unable to have immunizations. Most routine immunizations are covered by health insurance, as well, including state funds like Medicaid. Our specialists can administer the recommended immunizations for you and/or your child.

Diverse Care and Service Options

In our effort to provide convenience and efficiency during your visit we also offer our own in-house lab that covers most common tests. Our streamlined process allows us to quickly check you in, perform digital x-rays, e-prescriptions, and more. To offer the best service for each of our patients, we offer the following treatment options:

Annual, School and Sport Physicals

Whether required by your insurance company or mandated by your child’s school district, our staff is available for routine exams for your entire family.

Monitoring your health yearly can help detect changes in your health condition early and provide treatment. Your age and general health play heavily into the need for a physical, and the following individuals are advised to always see their doctor yearly:

Patients who smoke.
Women who are sexually active.
Women who are at least 40 and have not had a mammogram.
Patients over 50 years of age.
Children who are going to school or participate in a sport.
Those wishing to apply for a commercial driving license with the DOT.
Patients with pre-existing conditions or a family history of a health condition.
Patients who are prescribed medication to treat their medical condition.
Patients who are overweight.

If you are under 30 years old and live a healthy lifestyle, you can get by without seeing your doctor for an annual checkup. However, this doesn’t mean you don’t need a physical ever again — you should still have a physical every two to three years.

Telemedicine Options

A busy schedule or distance between a patient and their doctor can put a limit on access to the care they need. However, our telemedicine options help expand your access from the comfort of your own home. Using a smartphone, tablet, or laptop, this health care option can be convenient for patients who do not have the time or ability to visit their doctor in person.

Conditions or symptoms that are commonly treated through a telemedicine visit include:

Sinus or allergy issues
Asthma
Minor colds and the flu
Sore throat & strep throat
Skin irritations, rashes, and insect bites
Urinary issues, including UTIs
GI concerns, including constipation, diarrhea, heartburn, or nausea
Pink eye and other infections
Birth control

Conditions that are NOT appropriate for a telemedicine visit include:

Life-threatening life or limb – please call 911 for immediate assistance.
Dizziness and vertigo
Earaches
Lacerations
Fainting
Poisoning
Chest pain
Migraines
Abscesses
Fractures & sprains
Excessive nausea, dehydration, vomiting
Abdominal pain
Shortness of breath
STDs and STIs

For any of these conditions, we recommend consulting with your doctor or going to an urgent care for best treatment options.

Testing

Having access to the best in medical screening and testing is important for each of our patients. That’s why our clinic has a full range of testing options available, including:

COVID-19 testing
Blood testing
STD screening
Pregnancy testing
Urinalysis
Pap smears
Digital x-rays
Electrocardiogram (EKG) heart monitoring

Book an Appointment at Urgentology Care in Arlington, TX

Our team at Urgentology Care will ensure you get an accurate diagnosis and the appropriate treatment for your illness. Stop in today for a walk-in appointment, or call to make an appointment. (817) 799-7273