Orthopedic Urgent Care

Orthopedic Urgent Care at CHI Health Lakeside Now Open

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. 

Orthopedic Urgent Care is located at 16940 Lakeside Hills Plaza in the Orthopedic Center at CHI Health Lakeside. Our convenient, separate entrance is on the south end of Lakeside Hills Plaza.

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