TGH Urgent Care powered by Fast Track (Downtown at The Heights)

Evaluation and treatment of coughs from viral or bacterial infections, allergies, asthma, heartburn, or medications. Includes on-site chest X-ray, lab studies, and nebulizer treatments as needed.

Comprehensive evaluation of cold symptoms with detailed patient history, physical examination, and symptom management. On-site X-ray and breathing treatments available if needed.

Evaluation and treatment of sore throat conditions including viral and bacterial causes. On-site laboratory testing available to identify source of symptoms.

Diagnosis and treatment of skin conditions including psoriasis, pityriasis rosea, tinea, cellulitis, shingles, roseola, and scarlet fever through complete history and physical examination.

Diagnosis and treatment of middle and outer ear infections to determine underlying cause and provide appropriate care for patients of all ages.

Age-appropriate fever evaluation and treatment with complete examination and history. Includes discussion of warning signs and appropriate monitoring for different age groups.

Diagnosis and treatment of common eye problems including conjunctivitis, styes, corneal abrasions, and foreign bodies using state-of-the-art panoptic ophthalmoscopes.

Evaluation and treatment of gastrointestinal symptoms including food poisoning and gastroenteritis. On-site blood work, IV fluids, and CT scans available as needed.

Complete evaluation of urinary tract infection symptoms including on-site urinalysis and urine culture to provide definitive diagnosis and appropriate treatment.

Evaluation and treatment of bronchitis and other respiratory conditions with on-site diagnostics and breathing treatments available.

Diagnosis and treatment of pneumonia using on-site digital X-rays read by board-certified providers with radiologist over-read available.

Evaluation and treatment of allergic conditions with on-site breathing treatments and nebulizer therapy available for symptomatic relief.

Mandatory physical examination for school enrollment and participation in school activities, completed by board-certified providers.

Pre-participation physical examination for students and athletes participating in organized sports, including evaluation of cardiovascular and musculoskeletal systems.

Pre-employment physical examination for job applicants and current employees, completed in approximately one hour with results available for employer.

Department of Transportation physical examination for commercial vehicle drivers and other DOT-regulated transportation professionals.

General physical examination for non-DOT regulated positions and occupational health screening purposes.

Treatment of work-related injuries and occupational health issues to keep employees healthy and reduce workers compensation claims and lost work time.

Comprehensive occupational health services designed to keep employees healthy, businesses productive, and reduce emergency room visits and overall healthcare costs.

On-site digital X-ray assessment of suspected fractures by board-certified providers with radiologist over-read. Determination of sprains versus breaks and splinting available.

Evaluation and treatment of sprains and strains using physical examination and on-site imaging when needed for accurate diagnosis.

Treatment of minor injuries and wounds in a clinic setting with appropriate wound care, diagnostics, and follow-up recommendations.

Repair of small cuts up to several inches long performed by board-certified providers. Complex lacerations involving tendons or deep structures referred to specialists.

Drainage of deep skin infections and abscesses that require more than antibiotics. Wound packing with antibiotic-containing cloth performed to promote healing.

Removal of foreign objects from skin including glass, needles, splinters, and other embedded materials. X-ray imaging available to locate objects and tetanus updates provided.

Treatment of minor burns including wound care, treatment discussion, scarring minimization strategies, antibiotics if appropriate, and tetanus immunization updates.

Treatment of burns requiring removal of burnt tissue, including wound care, antibiotics, tetanus updates, and scarring minimization.

Splinting application for fractured limbs to allow for initial swelling reduction, with orthopedist referral for cast placement after swelling subsides.

On-site digital X-ray technology with immediate reading by board-certified providers and routine radiologist over-read for diagnosis of fractures, pneumonia, and other conditions.

EKG testing available on-site at all times to screen for cardiovascular disease concerns. Patients with abnormal findings referred to hospital emergency department.

On-site nebulizer treatments available for patients requiring breathing assistance and respiratory symptom relief.

In-office rapid influenza testing to determine if patient has influenza versus other respiratory illnesses causing similar symptoms.

COVID-19 diagnostic testing available on-site for rapid identification of COVID-19 infection.

Rapid RSV testing to identify RSV infection in patients with respiratory symptoms, particularly important in young children and immunocompromised individuals.

On-site mononucleosis testing with confirmatory lab blood work available when needed. Patients with mono counseled to avoid contact sports for six weeks.

Rapid streptococcus testing to determine if strep bacteria is causing sore throat and evaluate for potential serious complications.

On-site urinalysis testing to evaluate for dehydration, diabetes, low liver function, and infection. Commonly ordered for vomiting, diarrhea, and UTI symptoms.

On-site urine pregnancy testing commonly ordered when patients report nausea or missed or irregular menstrual periods.

Blood glucose testing to evaluate blood sugar levels and screen for diabetes and other metabolic conditions.

Blood hemoglobin testing to evaluate for anemia, commonly ordered when patients report fatigue or dizziness.

Stool testing to detect blood in stool samples to evaluate for infection, neoplasm, and other gastrointestinal conditions.

On-site blood draw services for laboratory testing not available at the clinic, eliminating need for separate lab visit.

Department of Transportation drug screening for transportation professionals and other DOT-regulated positions requiring compliance testing.

Workers compensation drug screening for workplace injury evaluation and workers compensation claim requirements.

Tetanus vaccination and tetanus updates administered on-site by board-certified providers when needed for injury care or routine immunization.

Hepatitis vaccination series available on-site for travel medicine, occupational health, and general preventive care purposes.

Seasonal influenza vaccination available on-site as part of preventive care and occupational health programs.

MMR vaccination available on-site for individuals requiring immunization or immunity confirmation.

HiB vaccination available on-site for individuals requiring immunization protection against Haemophilus influenzae type B.

Tdap vaccination for tetanus, diphtheria, and pertussis protection available on-site for preventive care and booster requirements.