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Urgent Care Services
Experience quick and convenient urgent care services with us
Urgent Care Services
Rapid comprehensive urgent medical treatment
Point-of-care Testing
We bring advanced equipment to check your 21 vitals at home
Integrated Care
Tech based healthcare approach
Skilled Medical Staff
Expert healthcare professionals
Why should you choose Dooper Urgent Care?
Immediate Attention
Rest assured with superfast service
Cost Effective
Affordable alternative to Emergency Room
Home Comfort
Assistance at your doorstep
Access to Dooper network
Wide range of medical services
Skilled Team
Skilled and experienced staff
Convenient
Convenient extended hours available
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When should I go to urgent care?You should visit urgent care when you have an illness or injury that requires prompt attention but is not life-threatening. Examples include sprains, cuts, and urinary tract infections.
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Can urgent care refill my medication?Yes they can. Depending upon the type of medication and the last time it was refilled, your doctors will discuss options available for a refill, new medication or connecting you with a primary care provider.
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What kind of tests can urgent care perform with same day results?There are a variety of tests available such as flu, strep throat, and COVID. If you are experiencing pain with urination or STI symptoms the urgent can help with those as well.
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When should I go to urgent care vs emergency care?Urgent care can provide care for mild symptoms such as fever, cough, vomiting or diarrhea and injuries such as a cut, sprains/strains or broken bones. If you are experiencing the onset of severe pain or symptoms such as difficulty breathing, chest, abdominal pain or stroke like symptoms go for the emergency care.
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When should I see urgent care vs primary care?If you are experiencing a mild illness such as a fever, cough, sore throat or sustained an injury that is need of immediate attention you should go to urgent care. See a primary care provider to gain insight into your overall health status, discuss preventive screenings based on your family history and age, and monitor chronic conditions.
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