Minor Injury Treatment in Omaha, NE
Professional Medical care for life’s unexpected bumps and bruises.
From sprains and strains to cuts and workplace mishaps, life happens and we’re here when it does. At Urgent Care Omaha, we provide fast, professional treatment for non-life-threatening injuries, no appointment needed. Whether it’s you, your child, or a teammate who needs care, our experienced team will help you heal and get back to your routine quickly and safely
What We Treat
If you’re experiencing any of the following minor injuries, our team can help:
Minor Cuts and Scrapes
We clean, close, and dress wounds to prevent infection and support proper healing. Whether it’s a kitchen accident or a scraped knee, we’ll make sure you’re taken care of.
Sprains and Strains
We’ll assess the injury, provide stability and pain management, and help you determine next steps for recovery.
Possible Broken Bones
Not sure if it’s a break or just a bad bruise? We can evaluate and stabilize possible fractures and refer you for X-rays or follow-up care when needed.
Inflammation and Irritation
Swelling, joint pain, or repetitive motion injuries can be signs of inflammation. We’ll evaluate your condition and provide treatment or recommendations for recovery.
On-the-Job Accidents
We treat workplace injuries like cuts, sprains, and other minor trauma. Our clinic can also assist with documentation and care coordination for workers’ comp cases.
Treating Sports Injuries in Omaha
Whether you’re a student-athlete, weekend warrior, or parent of an active kid, injuries happen. Urgent Care Omaha offers fast, walk-in care for non-life-threatening sports injuries, helping you or your child recover and get back to the activities you love.
Common sports injuries we treat:
- Sprains and strains
- Minor fractures and suspected broken bones
- Ligament injuries
- Overuse injuries (shin splints, tendonitis, runner’s knee)
- Minor concussions (without loss of consciousness)
- Cuts, scrapes, and turf burns
- Joint pain and inflammation
- Minor dislocations (fingers, toes)
If you’re dealing with pain, swelling, a possible fracture, or a cut that may need stitches, visit us at any of our five Omaha-area clinics, no appointment needed. Head to the ER for bleeding that won’t stop, severe head trauma, or visible bone.
Need a before the season starts? We offer walk-in sports physicals year-round at all locations for just $65 cash-pay.
Common Injuries Treated at Urgent Care
Urgent Care Omaha is equipped to handle a wide range of everyday injuries. Below are some of the most common injuries including:
- Finger jams
- Minor concussions (without loss of consciousness)
- Toe injuries
- Minor whiplash
- Blisters
- Busted lips or nosebleeds
- Mild head bumps
- Shin splints
- Turf burns
- Ingrown toenails
- Minor crush injuries
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- Minor dislocations (e.g., finger or toe)
- Pain from overuse injuries
- Ligament strains
- Minor back injuries (non-traumatic)
When to Visit Urgent Care vs. the ER
If your injury is painful but not life-threatening, urgent care is typically the right place to go. However, you should call 911 or go to the emergency room immediately if you are experiencing
- Heavy bleeding that doesn’t stop
- Loss of consciousness
- Loss of consciousness
- Major fractures with bone visible or out of alignment
What to Expect at Your Visit
We know that visiting urgent care, especially for an unexpected injury can feel stressful. At Omaha Urgent Care, we strive to make the experience as smooth and reassuring as possible. Here’s what you can expect when you walk through our doors:
Check-In
No appointment necessary. Simply walk in or pre-register online to save your spot and reduce wait time.
Triage & Wait Time
Most patients are seen within 30 minutes or less. Upon arrival, our team will quickly assess your condition to ensure timely care based on the urgency of your injury.
Billing & Insurance
We accept most major insurance plans. If you’re uninsured, we offer competitive self-pay rates. Please bring a valid photo ID and your insurance information, if applicable.
Injury Care Resources
Want to learn more about minor injuries and how Urgent Care Omaha can help? These helpful articles offer expert tips, injury prevention strategies, and insights into what to expect when seeking treatment:
These resources can help you stay informed and feel more confident in handling everyday injuries for yourself or your family.
Why Choose Urgent Care Omaha?
Our locally owned urgent care clinic is designed to provide fast and affordable treatment for everyday injuries in a welcoming, stress-free environment. Here’s what sets us apart:
Walk-ins welcome 7 days a week
You don’t need an appointment. Come in when it’s convenient for you, even evenings and weekends.
Care you can trust
Our experienced providers have backgrounds in emergency and family medicine, ensuring expert care for your injury.
Multiple locations
We’re easily accessible through Omaha with locations in the following areas:
Affordable options
We accept most major insurance plans and offer competitive self-pay pricing for uninsured patients.
Urgent Care Omaha Locations Near You
Monday-Saturday
8:00am – 8:00pm
Sunday
8:00am- 4:00pm
Last patient admitted 15 minutes before closing time.
Monday-Saturday
8:00am – 8:00pm
Sunday
8:00am- 4:00pm
Last patient admitted 15 minutes before closing time.
Monday-Saturday
8:00am – 8:00pm
Sunday
8:00am- 4:00pm
Last patient admitted 15 minutes before closing time.
Monday-Saturday
8:00am – 8:00pm
Sunday
8:00am- 4:00pm
Last patient admitted 15 minutes before closing time.
Monday-Saturday
8:00am – 8:00pm
Sunday
8:00am- 4:00pm
Last patient admitted 15 minutes before closing time.
To help us serve our patients, please try to arrive 30 minutes before closing. However, depending on patient situations, 30 minutes might not be enough, so we appreciate your patience and understanding.
Visit Us Today
Whether it’s a rolled ankle or a kitchen mishap, you can count on Urgent Care Omaha to provide the expert attention you need. Our team is ready to treat your minor injury quickly and compassionately without the long ER wait.