Conditions we treat
Allergies and respiratory conditions
Animal or insect bites
Asthma
Back pain
Bladder and urinary problems
Broken bones, fractures and sprains
Cough or congestion
Cuts, wounds and minor lacerations
Diarrhea, nausea, and vomiting
Ear pain and eye irritation
Fever and flu
Headaches
Did you know we offer virtual urgent care?
Anyone in New Jersey can access our virtual urgent care services from the comfort of home.
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE
Unsure where to go?
Watch Atlantic Health emergency medicine physician, Dr. Michael Gerardi, go over the differences between the urgent cares, AdvancED urgent care and emergency department.
Where to Go for Care?
Urgent Care
Appointments
- No appointments needed, walk-in convenience, telemedicine
Hours
- Seven days a week, 365 days a year. Hours vary by location
Care
- Convenient, same-day medical care for mild to urgent health concerns, including x-rays and rapid diagnostic tests
Ages treated
- Call in advance, site and provider dependent
AdvancED Urgent Care
Appointments
- No appointments needed, walk-in care
Hours
- Seven days a week, 365 days a year. Hours vary by location
Care
- Immediate care for minor to complex illnesses , or injuries. CT scans, X-rays, comprehensive on-site labs are available
Ages treated
- All ages
Emergency Department
Appointments
- No appointments needed, walk-in care
Hours
- Open around the clock, 365 days a year.
Care
- Life-saving care, severe mental or physical health concerns that need to be treated immediately.
- Emergency departments are supported by the full hospital and its medical staff
Ages treated
- All ages
FAQs about urgent care
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