Urgent Care in Charlotte, NC
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What We Can Treat at Our Urgent Care Location
At our medical office, you can get fast, in-person urgent care in Charlotte for many common illnesses and injuries. Whether you’re feeling sick, dealing with sudden symptoms, or need hands-on care, our team is here to help you feel better quickly.
Our team of physicians treats a wide range of non-emergency concerns, including:
- Cold, flu, and fever
- Strep throat and sore throat
- Sinus infections
- Cough, bronchitis, and other respiratory symptoms
- Ear infections
- Pink eye
- Rashes and skin infections
- Minor cuts, scrapes, and wounds
- Sprains and strains
- Urinary tract infections (UTIs)
- Headaches and migraines
- Nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea
- Minor allergic reactions
- Acne flare ups
- Dental or facial pain
- And more
If your medical condition is not life-threatening but needs attention today, you can book an appointment, and we will take care of you.
Telehealth or In-Person Urgent Care: Which Is Right For You?
Superior Health Medical offers both virtual and in-person care, giving you the flexibility to choose what works best for your schedule and symptoms.
In-person care is best when:
- You need a physical exam for your symptoms
- You have pain, swelling, or an injury
- You may need labs or a procedure
Telehealth urgent care is best when:
- Your symptoms are mild
- You need a quick prescription or refill
- You prefer care from home
Both options connect you with a licensed provider who will assess your concerns and decide the safest and most effective next step.
Our Other In-Person Healthcare Services
Our Charlotte office offers more than urgent care. You can also visit us for ongoing, in-person support for your overall health and wellness.
Available services include:
Whether you need a same-day visit or long-term care, our doctors, nurses, and medical professionals are here to provide high-quality, in-person support.
Answers to Your In-Person Care Questions
How much does urgent care cost?
Pricing depends on your insurance plan. Self pay visits are available and kept as affordable as possible. See estimated rates for treatment based on average insurance costs.
Do you accept insurance?
Yes. We accept most major insurance plans in North Carolina. You can also choose self pay if you prefer.
For Answers Now, Ask Dr. Lisette Akers
As a licensed and qualified healthcare professional with over 15 years of experience, Dr. Akers is trained to diagnose and treat patients. She can provide immediate medical care and advice through a virtual urgent care visit without the need for you to physically be present at a healthcare facility. Whether you have a minor health concern or a more serious issue, Dr. Akers can assess your condition and provide the most appropriate care quickly and efficiently.
For Life-Threatening Conditions, Go to the Emergency Room
While a telehealth visit can be a convenient and effective way to access medical care and advice, it is important to note that it is not always the best option in all situations. In some cases, telehealth may not be suitable or appropriate for addressing certain medical conditions or symptoms.
Patients who are experiencing severe or life-threatening symptoms, such as chest pain or difficulty breathing, should seek immediate medical attention at a hospital emergency room or your local clinic.
Quicker Treatment: Less Likely To Have Complications
Seeking treatment early on for medical conditions can help to prevent potential complications down the line. This is because early treatment can help to catch and address health issues before they have the chance to progress or worsen.
If you allow your condition to progress for weeks or even months while you wait for an available appointment from your primary care physician, you could pay a hefty price for it later on. Instead, our online urgent care services get you on a video visit quickly so that you can start treatment as soon as possible.
Can You Trust A Telehealth Doctor?
Just like in-person providers, Dr. Akers is trained to diagnose and treat patients using telehealth technology and is bound by the same ethical and legal standards as is an in-person doctor, physician’s assistant, or nurse practitioner. Everything about the quality of care during your virtual urgent care visit will be the same as seeing an in-person provider: the only difference is that it is quicker and more convenient.
Keep in mind that telehealth is not meant to replace in-person medical care, and certain medical conditions or situations may require an in-person evaluation. However, telehealth can be a useful tool for obtaining medical care and advice without having to see a doctor for an in-person visit.
If you are looking for a qualified and experienced healthcare professional look no further than Dr. Lisette Akers, meaning she has undergone the necessary training and education to provide medical care to patients. With her extensive knowledge and expertise, you can trust that Dr. Akers is well-equipped to handle a wide range of medical conditions and concerns.
See A Physician Today – Book An Appointment
Your health should not wait. Visit our Charlotte medical office for fast, in-person treatment, or book an appointment at a time that works for you. Whether you need urgent care today or ongoing support for your health, our team is here to help you feel better sooner.
What services are not offered through a telehealth visit?
- Addiction treatment
- Chronic pain management
- Benzodiazepine treatments
- Emergency care including chest pain/seizures/shortness of breath/stroke
- Controlled substance use disorders
- Any condition that may require an in-person visit
- Any abortion related treatment
- Possible bone fractures/head injuries
- Psychiatric conditions that need emergent in-person care such as thoughts of suicide/homicide/hallucinations
- Testosterone hormone replacement/lifestyle medications
- Hormone replacement therapies for gender transitioning
- We do not treat patients that are pregnant or think they may be pregnant
*If you have any concerning symptoms or an emergency situation, please call 911 or go to the nearest Emergency Department