Evaluation and treatment for painful, swollen, or stiff joints, muscles, ligaments, and tendons after an injury.
Examination and on-site imaging for possible minor broken bones and musculoskeletal injuries.
Care for non-emergency injuries involving muscles, joints, and other areas affected during sports or physical activity.
Evaluation of non-emergency back pain, pulled muscles, overuse injuries, and minor movement-related discomfort.
Cleaning, evaluation, and closure of selected cuts that may require stitches, adhesive, or another wound-care method.
Care for selected small or superficial burns that can be safely managed in an urgent-care setting.
Evaluation and removal of selected splinters, superficial objects, and other minor foreign bodies.
Evaluation of selected workplace injuries with documentation and follow-up guidance when applicable.
Cleaning, dressing, and monitoring guidance for minor wounds, abrasions, and skin injuries.
When an injury happens, patients need to know what may be wrong and what to do next. Stone Creek evaluates many minor injuries and offers on-site X-rays, wound care, foreign-body removal, and laceration repair when appropriate.
The provider will ask how and when the injury occurred.
Testing may be recommended when it is likely to provide useful information.
Stone Creek may repair selected lacerations when the wound can be safely treated in an urgent-care setting. The provider will determine whether stitches, adhesive, another closure method, or referral is appropriate.
Cuts should be evaluated promptly, especially when they are deep, contaminated, continue bleeding, or may involve a joint, tendon, nerve, or sensitive area.
Stone Creek may remove selected superficial foreign bodies. The provider will evaluate the object’s size, depth, location, and associated injury before recommending removal.
Stone Creek may evaluate selected workplace injuries. Employers and employees should call to confirm authorization, documentation, billing, and drug-screen requirements.
Some injuries require wound checks, suture removal, repeat imaging, activity restrictions, or specialty follow-up. The provider will explain the appropriate next steps.
Care for coughs, fever, sore throats, ear infections, respiratory symptoms, UTIs, stomach illnesses, rashes, and other common conditions.
Evaluation and treatment for sprains, strains, minor fractures, cuts, burns, wounds, back pain, and other non-emergency injuries.
Convenient physicals, vaccinations, wellness checks, TB testing, blood-pressure checks, drug screens, and other routine healthcare services.
On-site X-rays, rapid testing, EKGs, glucose checks, urinalysis, and respiratory testing when medically appropriate.
A comprehensive health review focused on preventive needs, health risks, recommended screenings, and personal wellness goals.
Clinically guided weight-management care based on the patient’s history, health risks, lifestyle, goals, and treatment eligibility.
Medically supervised hydration and IV therapy provided after a review of the patient’s health history and current needs.
