Make plans to get your flu shot now, before the influenza season begins, since it takes about two weeks after vaccination for antibodies to develop in the body and provide protection.
We’re here for you on the weekend, from flu shots and Covid-19 testing to illness treatment and injury care. When you arrive at the clinic, please call us from your car, and we will come out to do the check-in process.
It’s time to think about getting a seasonal flu shot. The best time to get one is late-September through mid-October in order to give you optimal coverage through the influenza season.
⏱ On-site results in as little as 15 minutes! Urgent Care Omaha clinics offer two types of Rapid Covid-19 testing, including the rapid Sofia SARS Antigen FIA test.
Learn more: https://bit.ly/2ZBqzRB
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We now offer rapid COVID-19 testing at all of our clinics, delivering results in about 15 minutes. ⏱️ We ask that you call before arriving to save a place in line. ☎️ 402-933-8201
We hope you have a safe and healthy Labor Day. We are here to care for injuries and illness from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. ☎️ We ask that you call to make an appointment, so we can better determine what service you may need, including Covid-19 testing.
We provide prompt, personal and professional care that fits your schedule at three convenient locations. We are doing Covid-19 testing and providing flu shots, as well as our regular treatment of minor injuries and illnesses.
📌 Due to unprecedented high demand, Urgent Care Omaha Clinics have temporarily implemented appointment scheduling. This will allow us to manage otherwise long wait times.
☎️ Please call to request an appointment: 402-933-8201
From regular treatment of injuries and illnesses to Covid-19 testing and flu shots, we are here to provide prompt and convenient care when you need it most!
We hope you got to enjoy an extra hour of sleep as clocks fell back an hour for Daylight Saving Time. We're open today 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Please call ahead to arrange an appointment!
We wish you a safe and happy Halloween!
We're open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Saturdays, with the last patient admitted 15 minutes before closing. Reminder, Urgent Care Omaha Clinics have temporarily implemented appointment scheduling. This will allow us to manage otherwise long wait times. Please call to request an appointment. We are doing Covid-19 testing and providing flu shots, as well as our regular treatment of injuries and illnesses.
☎️ Please call to request an appointment: 402-933-8201
We are doing Covid-19 testing and providing flu shots, as well as our regular treatment of injuries and illnesses.
On this Veterans Day, we pause to salute all who have and are serving in our nation's military. Thank you for your service!
📌 Due to unprecedented high demand, Urgent Care Omaha Clinics have temporarily implemented appointment scheduling. This will allow us to manage otherwise long wait times.
☎️ Please call to request an appointment: 402-933-8201
Thanksgiving is the peak day for home cooking fires, according to the U.S. Fire Administration. Three kitchen safety tips:
1. Stay in the kitchen when you are cooking on the stovetop so you can keep an eye on the food.
2. Stay in the home when cooking your turkey, and check on it frequently.
3. Keep children away from the stove. The stove will be hot and kids should stay three feet away.
We continue to offer rapid COVID-19 testing at all of our clinics, along with regular treatment for illnesses and injuries. Please call ahead to make an appointment. ☎️ 402-933-8201
We’ll be open from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, Nov. 26. We hope you have a healthy and happy Thanksgiving!
#TuesdayTips Use caution if you’re planning on frying that turkey!
🦃 Make sure your turkey is completely thawed before you fry it. A partially frozen turkey will cause hot oil to splatter.
🦃 Use your turkey fryer only outdoors on a sturdy, level surface well away from things that can burn.
🦃 Make sure to have a “3-foot kid- and pet-free zone” around your turkey fryer to protect against burn injuries.
It's December already! With the holiday season upon us, remember we are open every day (including holidays) to take care of your urgent medical needs.
Visit our website for more information: https://urgentcareomaha.com/
All three of our clinics are well-equipped to provide convenient care for non-life-threatening illnesses and minor injuries, right in your neighborhood.
More info: https://urgentcareomaha.com/urgent-care-services-omaha/
Have you received your flu shot yet? Influenza activity is historically low so far this season. But there is still time to get vaccinated against influenza.
Flu shot FAQs: https://urgentcareomaha.com/flu-vaccine-faqs/
While we all work together to slow the spread of Covid-19, you’re probably hearing a lot about testing and the options available. We want you to know we offer Rapid Antigen Testing and PCR Testing. Please call for an appointment.
Visit the Douglas County Health Department website for more details: https://www.douglascountyhealth.com/109-dchd/home/covid-19/773-where-to-get-tested#UrgentCare
"Influenza activity continues to be unusually low for this time of year, but is expected to increase in the coming months," the Douglas County Health Department said in the Influenza Surveillance Weekly Report released today.
Common wintertime respiratory illnesses (besides Covid-19): https://urgentcareomaha.com/wintertime-respiratory-illnesses-omaha/
According to the CDC, the safest way to celebrate this holiday season is virtually or with members of your own household. If you’re organizing a digital gathering, start planning now so you can troubleshoot any issues.
Our Rockbrook Urgent Care clinic is closed today, Tuesday, Dec. 29, 2020 due to winter weather. A Winter Storm Warning is in effect for the Omaha metro until 6 a.m. Wednesday. Please be safe!
Rockbrook Urgent Care is open every day of the year, including holidays. We're open until 2 p.m. on Christmas Eve, and noon to 4 p.m. on Christmas Day. Please call to make an appointment so we can best serve you.
Wishing you a happy, healthy New Year!
We now offer COVID-19 Saliva PCR Tests. Instead of an uncomfortable swab in the nose, this test requires a simple saliva sample. Please call to request an appointment. More Info: https://urgentcareomaha.com/rapid-covid-19-testing/
Shoveling snow is hard on your body. When it comes to that muscle soreness, you have to decide if you should use heat or ice to help relieve the pain. BLOG: http://bit.ly/2YdlEFD
We'll be open at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 26. Please call to request an appointment.
❗️❄❗️Rockbrook Urgent Care Clinic is closed today, Monday, Jan. 25, due to weather. ❗️❄❗️
Frostbite can occur when the skin is exposed to cold temperatures for a prolonged period. If you must go out, wear warm clothing and dress in layers.
Winter sports injuries: http://bit.ly/3qOW3Pq
❄️❄️❄️ With a chance for heavy snowfall tomorrow, remember shoveling snow can put some people at risk for heart attack or other injuries. Take it slow and stretch out before you begin.
Urgent Care Omaha clinics offer the noninvasive Saliva Covid-19 test SalivaDirect. This test is a more comfortable option collected by spitting into a small vial – no swab required.
📌 Reminder: We ask that you call to request an appointment before visiting.
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Be careful today! According to a recent study looking at the last 20 years, football fans were typically more likely to suffer a TV-related injury or a kitchen injury over Super Bowl weekend than during the average day that given year.
Wishing everyone a warm and happy Valentine's Day!
The SalivaDirect Covid-19 test is a more comfortable option collected by spitting into a small vial – no swab required. Please call to arrange an appointment!
Learn more: http://bit.ly/3rT5H4i
Describing the weather as cold right now is an understatement. 🥶🥶🥶 We're under a Wind Child Warning, with the coldest wind chills in the morning when they could reach 40 below. Avoid outside activities if possible. When outside, make sure you wear appropriate clothing, a hat, and gloves. Frostbite can occur in less than ten minutes.
🚩🚩🚩 Don’t ignore those early red flag warning signs of a UTI. If you wait too long, the infection can lead to bigger problems.
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ℹ All this melting snow means there is also a lot of ice forming on sidewalks and in parking lots. Follow these tips to avoid a slip or fall:
▪️Take smaller steps when walking
▪️Walk slowly and never run on icy ground
▪️Keep both hands free for balance rather than in your pockets
The pollen count from the Douglas County Health Department has returned!
"The pollen count today for trees was 1, a low count, with maple
the primary pollens. The pollen count for weeds was 0. The pollen
count for grass was 0."
A reminder to be prepared for spring allergies: https://urgentcareomaha.com/seasonal-allergies-urgent-care-omaha/
In honor of National Kidney Month, here is a reminder about the importance of knowing your blood pressure. #KidneyDisease Learn more: https://urgentcareomaha.com/regular-blood-pressure-readings-omaha/
Happy First Day of Spring! Time for warmer temperatures, planting gardens and treating allergies! 😉
Understand Your Allergy Symptoms: https://urgentcareomaha.com/treating-seasonal-allergies-omaha-urgent-care/
As the state moves through phases of vaccine distribution, the most important step is to register at vaccinate.ne.gov.
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