Immediate Orthopedic Walk-In Clinic
While many orthopedic conditions occur gradually and can be treated over time, serious injuries can’t wait for the next available appointment. If you’ve sustained a fracture, dislocation, or another severe orthopedic injury following an accident or while playing sports, you need immediate care as quickly as possible. Our IOC walk-in clinic provides the following benefits for our patients:
- Expert orthopedic care by medical professionals
- X-rays available on-site
- Shorter wait time than traditional urgent care facilities
- Faster recovery and return to normal activity
At Barrington Orthopedic Specialists, we’re proud to offer Immediate Orthopedic Care for emergency situations at our location in Schaumburg, IL. Our walk-in orthopedic clinic is open for you on Monday-Friday from 6pm-9pm, and Saturdays from 1pm-4pm.
Whether you take a fall, hurt yourself playing sports or have a car accident, injuries can happen any time. That's why we proudly offer Immediate Orthopedic Care at our Schaumburg location. With expert care from our orthopedic specialists, onsite x-rays and shorter wait times, you can stop in and start healing right away. Our team is here for you!
FAQs on Immediate Orthopedic Care
What Are The Benefits of A Walk-In Clinic?
If you have an unexpected fall, accident, or sports injury, you can skip a trip to the emergency room and receive immediate treatment from an expert in the orthopedic field. That’s why we proudly offer an Immediate Orthopedic Care (IOC) clinic at our Schaumburg location.
The IOC walk-in clinic offers the following advantages:
- Expert orthopedic care by medical professionals with specialized training
- X-rays available on-site
- Shorter wait time than at traditional urgent care facilities or emergency rooms
- Faster recovery and return to your active lifestyle
What are the common injuries treated at an immediate orthopedic care clinic?
The team at Barrington Orthopedic Specialists provides timely, high-quality care for all your orthopedic and sports medicine needs. The most common injuries providers treat at the IOC include, but aren’t limited to, the following:
- Neck and back pain
- Shoulder pain
- Hand, wrist and elbow pain
- Hip pain
- Knee pain
- Foot and ankle pain
- Sports injuries
- Sprains and strains
- Fractures
- Minor joint dislocations
- Lacerations and wounds
- Injuries from motor vehicle collisions
The sooner you receive proper treatment for an injury, the faster you’ll be back to your active self.
