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Urgent care

Urgent care is the treatment of non-emergent illnesses and injuries for patients who either do not have a primary care provider or are unable to wait for an appointment with their provider.

Offering care for patients ages 8 weeks or older.

We also offer convenient care at our Quick Care location inside the Jefferson City Hy-Vee for allergies, skin rashes and minor injuries.

Eastland Urgent Care

Edgewood Urgent Care

  • Allergies
  • Cuts/scrapes/burns
  • Skin rashes
  • Bug bites
  • Sprains/strains
  • Pain with urination/UTI
  • Splinter removal
  • Vaginal discharge
  • Pink eye/eye irritation
  • Ear pain
*Appointment Encouraged
(573.632.5825 to schedule)
  • Sore throat
  • Cough/cold/flu
  • Fever
  • Sinus pain and congestion
  • Diarrhea and vomiting
  • Bronchitis
  • Mild asthma exacerbation

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*This is not a guaranteed appointment time.

Edgewood Urgent Care

Capital Region Physicians–Edgewood Urgent Care is an urgent care clinic serving Jefferson City and the surrounding communities. Open seven days a week, Edgewood Urgent Care allows you to see a provider without making an appointment or without going to the emergency room during the weekend. In addition to urgent care patients, the clinic serves a large number of corporate clients with work-injury, drug screens and workers' compensation needs.

Eastland Urgent Care

Capital Region Physicians–Eastland Urgent Care provides access to just in time health care services in the Eastern portion of our community. Located in Eastland Plaza near Gerbes grocery store, the clinic serves patients 8 weeks and up for a variety of illness and ailments from colds and coughs to rashes, allergies and other mild illnesses.

Open seven days a week, Eastland Urgent Care allows you to see a provider without going to the emergency room.

*Appointments preferred at Eastland Urgent Care

Important message regarding the Novel Coronavirus, COVID-19

If individuals have a respiratory illness including cough and fever and/or believe they may have been exposed to or infected with the novel coronavirus, they should call ahead to the emergency room, urgent care clinic or doctor’s office before arriving. This will ensure health care staff are prepared for the individual’s arrival, and they will provide instructions to limit exposure to others.

When should I go to the emergency room versus an urgent care facility?

Patients often seek the services of a hospital emergency department for ailments or injuries that could be treated more economically, and just as effectively, at an urgent care facility. Though it is not always easy to determine when you should choose urgent care over the hospital emergency department. The following lists offer some guidance but are not necessarily all-inclusive.

To view a PDF version, click here.

Emergency department

  • Chest pain with shortness of breath and/or sweating
  • Serious or severe injuries
  • Vaginal bleeding during pregnancy
  • Altered mental states
  • Seizure
  • Blacking out or unconsciousness
  • Digit or extremity amputation
  • Poison ingestion

Urgent Care Clinic

  • Any illness or injury that would prompt you to see your primary care physician
  • Laceration repair (minor cuts)
  • Infected ingrown toenails
  • Removal of foreign bodies from the eye
  • Treatment of minor burns
  • Earaches
  • Persistent coughs or colds
  • Persistent low-grade fever
  • Strains or sprains
  • Urinary tract infections
  • Skin rashes or irritations
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