Urgent Care or the ER?

• Chest pain or pressure
• Signs of a stroke: face drooping, arm or leg weakness, slurred speech, sudden confusion or vision loss
• Trouble breathing or shortness of breath
• Bleeding that won't stop with pressure
• Serious injuries, such as a bone pushing through the skin, an obviously deformed limb or a major car crash
• Any head injury with loss of consciousness, confusion, repeated vomiting or a severe headache
• Seizures or fainting
• Severe allergic reactions with swelling of the face, lips or throat
• Sudden, severe pain anywhere, including the head or abdomen
• Thoughts of harming yourself — call or text 988 any time
• Any symptom that is severe, getting worse quickly, or worries you

When in doubt, go to the ER first. Don't wait to see whether a worrying symptom improves.

Urgent care treats everyday illnesses and injuries that need attention today but are not emergencies. When an emergency room isn't needed, an urgent care visit usually costs much less. Live Oak Health & Urgent Care is open Monday–Saturday, 8 AM–10 PM, with X-ray and lab testing on site.

• Colds, flu, COVID-19 and fevers
• Sore throat and strep throat
• Ear, sinus and urinary tract infections
• Minor cuts that may need stitches
• Sprains, strains and possible broken fingers, toes, wrists or ankles
• Rashes, minor burns and insect bites
• Stomach bugs with mild vomiting or diarrhea

See all conditions we treat.