Orthopedic Urgent Care

Orthopedic Urgent Care at CHI Health Lakeside Opening July 6

When an orthopedic injury strikes, you need expert care without the Emergency Department wait or cost. Our dedicated Orthopedic Urgent Care provides specialized, walk-in treatment specifically for bone and joint injuries that need immediate attention but aren't life-threatening.

Why Choose CHI Health Orthopedic Urgent Care?

• Our Orthopedic providers are experts in bone and joint injuries
• Walk-in care designed to get you seen faster than an ED
• Avoid the higher costs associated with ED visits
• We offer comprehensive on-site diagnostics and treatment

Our Orthopedic Urgent Care services include: 

• On-site X-rays: get immediate diagnostic imaging for faster answers
• Splinting and casting: stabilize and support injuries to relieve pain and promote healing
• Initial pain management: find relief from acute pain and start feeling better sooner
• Integrated follow-up care: access orthopedic specialists and outpatient rehabilitation services to support your full recovery

When to Visit Orthopedic Urgent Care

• Sprains and strains
• Minor fractures
• Sports injuries
• Work-related injuries

For chronic pain or conditions that have developed over time, please call (402) 717-0820 to schedule an appointment with one of our orthopedic specialists.

When to Visit Priority Care

Priority Care is for non-orthopedic illnesses and symptoms. Please visit Priority Care for:

• Colds, flu and COVID-19 symptoms
• Coughs, sore throats and respiratory illnesses
• Ear pain, ear infections and sinus infections
• Allergies, urinary tract infections (UTIs) and abdominal discomfort

When to Go to the Emergency Department

Please go directly to your nearest Emergency Department for life-threatening emergencies like:

• Major traumas (severe car accidents, significant falls from height, or other major impacts)
• Complex or open bone fractures (where the bone is visible or significantly displaced)
• Crush injuries
• Serious burns
• Deep cuts with heavy bleeding
• Any severe illness: Such as high fever, difficulty breathing, or other non-injury medical conditions