Urgent & Emergency Care

When to go to the Urgent Care Clinic:

• Non-life, limb or eyesight threatening medical problems
• Symptoms with gradual onset
• Common illness such as colds the flu, ear aches sore throats, migraines, low grade fever, rashes, diarrhea, vomiting, urinary tract infections, mild asthma
• Minor injuries such as sprains, mild to moderate back pain, minor cuts and burns, or minor eye injuries.

** An Urgent Care Clinic is not a substitute for your Primary Care Provider** 

If you are enrolled to NHP, NATTC, NASP or Corry, and need a same-day appointment during hours (7am-4pm M-F), call 850-505-7171 first.

• Chest Pains or heart palpitations
• Any severe pain, particularly if located in the chest
• Sudden severe headache or vision change
• Sudden blurred vision
• Coughing or vomiting blood
• Severe injuries of the head or spine, eye trauma, burns, broken bones or dislocated joints, deep cuts or bleeding that won't stop
• A fall while on blood thinning medication
• Difficulty breathing or shortness of breath
• Sudden dizziness, weakness, or loss of balance
• Numbness in the face, arms, or legs
• Seizures, confusion, fainting or loss of consciousness
• High Fever
• ANY pregnancy related problems, especially pelvic pain or bleeding in pregnancy
• Newborn baby with fever (less than 3 months old with 100.4 degrees or higher)
• Poisoning or drug overdose
• Suicidal thoughts
• Any other condition you believe is life threatening