Suture removal is offered and you don’t need an appointment—walk-ins are welcome. It does help to call ahead if you want to check for the best time, but you can just come in during regular business hours and the staff will take care of it.
Immigration physicals cost $365. This covers a full history and physical exam by a USCIS-designated Civil Surgeon, a review of your vaccination records, and tuberculosis (TB) testing. If the doctor thinks you need any extra tests, those may be added and could cost more. The price also covers all paperwork needed for the immigration process.
COVID testing is available as part of our urgent care services. You don’t always need an appointment—walk-ins are welcome during open hours, but booking ahead online or by phone is a good idea if you want to save time or make sure you’re seen quickly. If you think you have COVID symptoms or were exposed, just let us know when you arrive, and we’ll walk you through the testing process.
We offer IV fluids to help treat dehydration and related issues. You don’t need a referral to get IV hydration—just walk in or book an appointment online. Our providers can assess your condition, recommend the right treatment, and start IV fluids if needed, all under one roof. Anyone can access this service, whether you’re an existing patient or it’s your first visit.
You can walk in for same-day pregnancy tests and STD testing without an appointment during regular clinic hours. Most services are available on a walk-in basis, so you don’t need to schedule ahead—just bring your photo ID and insurance card if you have one. The process is pretty quick, and if you need treatment, the provider will talk with you about options right after your results. If you want to save time, you can also book online or call ahead, but it’s not required for these tests.
School physicals are available at the walk-in clinic. You don’t need an appointment—just come in during open hours. For your visit, bring your school’s physical exam form, a photo ID for the student (if possible), your insurance card, a list of current medications, and your co-pay or payment method. Also, bring any records of recent vaccinations if you have them. This helps make your visit quicker and smoother.
You can come to the clinic for a sprain or possible fracture. The providers have emergency room experience and know how to take care of these injuries. Splinting for joint and bone injuries is available on site. Most imaging, like X-rays, can be arranged, though sometimes they may coordinate with a nearby radiology facility if needed. You don't need an appointment—walk-ins are welcome during business hours.
You can connect with a provider 24/7 through the Privia Virtual Clinic for minor illnesses or injuries. This means you can get care any time, even outside regular office hours, without needing to come in person. Just use the online platform to schedule a visit and a provider will help you through video or phone, depending on what you need. It's a convenient way to get quick medical advice and treatment for things like colds, coughs, sore throats, or minor injuries whenever they come up.
You can walk in for an EKG or a tuberculosis screening—no appointment is needed for these services. Just make sure to bring a valid photo ID, your insurance card, a list of any medicines you take, and your co-pay if you have one. If you don’t have insurance, you’ll need to bring some type of payment. This helps make your visit go smoothly and keeps paperwork simple.
Medicare and Medicaid are both accepted. If you’re self-pay or out-of-network, payment is due at the time of your visit—this can be done with cash, major credit cards, or personal checks. There’s also an option to save your card on file securely to make future billing easier. Some visits may require a deposit, especially for new self-pay or out-of-network patients.
You can come in for a concussion evaluation after a minor head injury if you have symptoms like headache, dizziness, nausea, trouble concentrating, or mild confusion. Our team has emergency room experience and can handle most concussions and head injuries that are not life-threatening.
However, you should go straight to the emergency room if you have any of these: loss of consciousness (even for a few seconds), repeated vomiting, a severe headache that won't go away, slurred speech, weakness or numbness, trouble waking up, unequal pupils, fluid or blood from your nose or ears, seizures, or if the injured person is very drowsy, confused, or acting aggressively. These signs could mean a more serious brain injury and need emergency care right away.
You can come here for asthma or bronchitis symptoms like wheezing and shortness of breath. Providers can check your breathing, do a physical exam, and give treatments like inhalers, breathing treatments (nebulizers), steroids, or oxygen if needed. Everything is handled on site so you can get fast help for your symptoms. If your case is more serious, staff can direct you to further care.
You can walk in anytime during our open hours for minor illnesses and injuries; no appointment is needed. But if you prefer, you can also book an appointment ahead of time using our online system or by calling. Both walk-ins and scheduled visits are available, so come by whichever way works best for you.
For your immigration physical, bring a valid photo ID like a passport or driver’s license, your vaccination records, and any paperwork from USCIS or your immigration attorney if you have it. If you take medications, make a list or bring them with you. Also, bring your insurance card if you want to use insurance for any part of the visit, plus a form of payment for the exam fee. Arriving with all these things helps make sure the exam goes smoothly.
You can stop by for flu shots and other routine vaccinations during our normal business hours. No appointment is needed, but booking ahead online or by phone can help you get in and out faster. Flu shots and some other common vaccines are available for both kids and adults. If you have a specific vaccine in mind, it’s a good idea to call first to make sure it’s in stock. Bring your insurance card and photo ID with you for faster service.
If you have a cut that might need stitches, you can come in to get treatment from experienced providers. Stitches, glue, or Steri-Strips can be used depending on what your wound needs, and the team will also give instructions on how to care for it at home. When it’s time to take the stitches out, you can come back for suture removal as a follow-up—just let staff know when you check in or call ahead to make an appointment if you want to avoid waiting around.