Leading Orthopedic Walk-In Urgent Care Clinic in Spartanburg, Greenville, and Duncan SC
Orthopedic Urgent Care & Walk-In Clinic in Spartanburg, Duncan, and Greenville, SC
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Treating Bone, Joint & Muscle Injuries
- Monday – Friday (all locations)
- 8am – 5pm
- Saturday (North Grove ONLY)
- 9 AM – 1 PM
- No Long ER Waits
- No Appointment Needed
- On-Site X-Ray
Orthopedic Urgent Care and Walk-In Clinic in Spartanburg, Duncan, and Greenville, SC.
Orthopedic injuries can occur due to falling, sports, or accidents. These injuries can affect your bone, joints, or muscles and negatively impact your daily activities.
That should no longer be the case because you can walk in to treat your bone, joint, or muscle injuries at CONA Orthopedic Urgent Care.
You get treatment without booking an appointment! Simply walk in, and have an Orthopedic Specialist help you figure out the underlying problem. We also have an on-site X-Ray to quickly diagnose and treat your injury without the time and cost of the Emergency Room.
Our Orthopedic Walk-in Clinics Provide Peace of Mind
At CONA, we know that pain and injuries are never convenient. This is why we offer CONA Orthopaedic Urgent Care at all three locations. At CONA Orthopaedic Urgent Care, we treat most types of bone, joint, and muscle injuries—with no appointment needed! Simply walk in, and you can be seen by a CONA Orthopaedic Specialist. We also have on-site X-rays to quickly diagnose and treat your injury without the time and cost of the Emergency Room.
At Carolina Orthopaedic and Neurosurgical Associates, we treat most orthopedic injuries, from a broken bone from a car accident to muscle injuries from a football match to painful swollen joints.
Immediate Orthopedic Urgent Care Treatments We Provide
Hand & Wrist
Shoulder
Elbow
Hip
Foot & Ankle
Knee
Sports Injuries
Work Injuries
What’s the Benefit of Using a CONA Orthopedic Urgent Care Clinic?
Most bone, joint, or muscle injury patients head straight to the emergency room for care. But you may pick the wrong choice for your condition—or your wallet.
A study published on PubMed Central suggests that in the United States, between 13.7% and 27.1% of emergency department visits could be handled in physician offices, clinics, and urgent care centers instead, which would save up to $4.4 billion every year.
Instead of going through the arduous and time-consuming process of visiting an emergency room, it might be more beneficial to seek out an orthopedic specialist right away.
Orthopedic urgent care costs are the same as those of regular office visits. You can still access specially-trained physicians and on-site services such as X-rays, casting, splinting, bracing, and injections.
In all our locations, you can get better care from our fellowship-trained, board-certified specialists focusing on bone, joint, or muscle injuries.
Orthopedic Walk-In Clinic FAQ
How Do I Determine if I Need Orthopedic Urgent Care Versus an Emergency Room Visit?+
Orthopedic Urgent Care treats non-emergent injuries, such as closed fractures, broken bones, strains and sprains, swollen joints, minor dislocations, and sports-related injuries. These injuries often do not require emergency room visits. However, life-threatening injuries such as an open fracture, head trauma, excessive bleeding, or spine injuries require that you visit the nearest emergency room immediately.
Is Orthopaedic Urgent Care for Both Children and Adults?+
Yes, at Carolina Orthopaedic & Neurological Associates, we can see patients of any age in our urgent care walk-in orthopedic clinics.
What If I Need to Follow Up With An Orthopedist?+
The CONA Orthopedic Urgent Care team who treated your initial injury will still attend to you during your follow-up. It’s our goal to embrace this continuation of care to eliminate the long wait and stress of bringing any paperwork, x-rays, or medical files to your follow-up appointment because we already have all your information on file.
Physician Videos
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Orthopedic Urgent Care with Dr. Lim: Fast, Expert Injury Care
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