Non-life-threatening medical emergencies often happen when you least expect them, which is why access to convenient diagnostic testing is critical. At Doctor's Own Urgent Care in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Trent Dietsche, DO, and the staff provide on-site labs and X-rays to effectively diagnose medical concerns and promptly treat them. Schedule an in-person or telehealth evaluation by phone, request one online today, or simply walk into the office during normal business hours.
On-site labs and X-rays are diagnostic tests that can identify illnesses, disease, infections, and injuries. Having access to on-site diagnostics saves you time and money, as you can avoid scheduling separate appointments at a lab. Doctor's Own Urgent Care uses the most cutting-edge techniques and equipment available to ensure highly accurate results.
Examples of labs and X-rays available at Doctor's Own Urgent Care include:
The practice offers on-site lab tests for human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), gonorrhea, syphilis, chlamydia, and other STDs. Male gonorrhea and chlamydia tests are sent out.
A Doctor's Own Urgent Care expert evaluates you to determine if you need on-site labs, X-rays, or other diagnostic tests. They check your pulse, blood pressure, and other vital signs, complete a physical exam, and discuss your medical history and symptoms.
You might need more than one type of diagnostic test or a referral to another specialist for a complex or severe medical condition.
What you can expect during on-site diagnostic testing depends on the reason for your test. You might complete a blood test, urinalysis, tissue swab, or stool test to accurately diagnose potential health problems and create an effective treatment plan. Your specialist typically receives lab test results the same day or the next day.
During painless X-rays, you simply rest in a comfortable position without moving. Your provider might ask you to hold your breath while the X-ray machine takes pictures of internal body structures. You may need X-rays to determine if you have a broken bone, lung infection, swallowed object, or another medical concern.
Your Doctor's Own Urgent Care provider reviews the results of labs or X-rays and discusses your treatment options. They may suggest:
They follow up in person or over the phone to ensure your treatment is effective. Call the Doctor's Own Urgent Care office at any time with questions.
Schedule an in-person or telehealth appointment at Doctor's Own Urgent Care by phone or online today to determine if you’re a candidate for on-site labs and X-rays. Walk-ins are also welcome.