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- DictionaryUr·gent/ˈərjənt/
adjective
- 1. (of a state or situation) requiring immediate action or attention: "the situation is far more urgent than politicians are admitting"
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1. a. : calling for immediate attention : pressing. urgent appeals. an urgent need. b. : conveying a sense of urgency. 2. : urging insistently : importunate. urgently adverb. Synonyms. acute. burning. clamant. compelling. critical. crying. dire. emergent. exigent. imperative.
Our Urgent Care centers in Virginia and West Virginia provide thorough, attentive, and trusted care on a walk-in basis for minor injuries and illnesses that need attention right away but do not constitute emergencies.
With virtual urgent care, you can get same-day or next-day care from a WVU Medicine provider for minor illnesses without traveling or spending time in a waiting room. You do not need to be a WVU Medicine patient to receive care, but you do need to be located in West Virginia, Maryland, or Pennsylvania and have a MyWVUChart account.
For those medical needs that fall somewhere between an emergency room visit and waiting to book an appointment with your doctor, there’s Urgent Care! This encompasses a wide number of conditions including: Coughs / colds. Flus. Earaches. Cuts / lacerations. Scrapes. Splinters. Sprains. Strains. Sore throats / strep. Pink eye. Poison ivy.
Urgent care is a healthcare service focused on providing immediate, non-life-threatening medical attention. Urgent care centers treat conditions such as sprains, cuts, burns, and common illnesses and offer a range of services, including diagnostic and preventive care like immunizations and physicals.
Valley Health Urgent Care Martinsburg is a medical facility located in Martinsburg, WV - Get directions, phone number, research physicians, and compare hospital ratings for Valley Health Urgent Care Martinsburg on Healthgrades. View Profile. UHP Urgent Care Inwood. 5047 Gerrardstown Rd Inwood, WV 25428. 7.7 mi.
Urgent care is for injuries that are severe enough to require immediate attention, but typically not life-threatening. For more serious injuries or emergencies, it’s best to call 911 or head to the emergency room.
