Clinical Services

• Cardiology: Care for people with heart problems.
• Dermatology: Care for people with skin problems.
• Dietitian services: Help from experts to improve your diet.
• Ear, Nose, and Throat (ENT): Care for people with ear, nose, or throat problems.
• Gastroenterology: Care for people with stomach and gut problems.
• Hepatology: Care for people with liver problems.
• Hospice and palliative care: Help to feel better when you have a serious illness.

• Infectious disease management: Care for people with illnesses that can be spread to others.
• Musculoskeletal Care (also known as MSK or Orthopedics): Care for people with problems related to their muscles and bones.
• Nephrology: Care for people with kidney problems.
• Oncology: Care for people with cancer.
• Oral surgery: surgical services for people with dental problems.
• Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation (PM&R): Care for people to restore functional abilities and improve quality of life.

• Podiatry: Care for foot and ankle problems.
• Psychiatry: Care for people who need help with mental health problems.
• Pulmonology: Care for people with breathing problems.
• Rheumatology: Care for people with joint problems.
• Substance Use Disorder Treatment: Care for people with opioid addiction.
• Urology: Care for people with urinary tract infections.
• Wound Care: Care to help manage injuries and promote healing.

Primary care

• Adult primary and preventive health care
• Cancer screenings
• Gynecology services and women’s health services, excluding obstetrics (OB) services
• Immunizations
• Pediatric primary and preventive health care

Dental services

• Cleanings
• Dentures
• Exams
• Fillings
• Tooth removal
• X-rays

Behavioral health services

• Counseling and therapy
• Crisis residential services
• Emergency stabilization/crisis extended observation
• Intensive outpatient services
• Psychiatric inpatient care

Clinical Pharmacy services

Dietician services

Durable medical equipment

Home health

Hospital services

Imaging

Labs and pathology

Physical therapy

Recuperative care

Skilled nursing

Urgent care

An urgent care center is an option for minor illnesses and injuries such as:

• colds, flu, and allergies
• fever
• earaches
• minor bone fractures
• pink eye
• rashes and skin infections
• small cuts requiring stitches
• sore throats
• sprains and strains
• vomiting, nausea, or diarrhea

Urgent care centers often can also do lab tests and X-rays. You can walk in without an appointment. Many of these centers have evening and weekend hours.