Can you treat my injury?

Some 99% of musculoskeletal injuries are appropriate for visits to OrthoQUICK. But there are certain instances when the emergency room or urgent care provides a better choice, and we want you to be educated about what those are so you can make the right decision for care.

OrthoQUICK is open 7 days a week, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. For assistance, please call the OrthoQUICK clinic (651) 968-5806.

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Injury/ConditionWalk-in to OrthoQUICK (Daily 8am-8pm)Go to the Emergency Room
Recent muscle, bone, or joint injuryv2
Pain or swelling in a jointv2
Sports injuryv2
Knee sprain or strainv2
Hand, wrist, elbow or shoulder injuryv2
Ankle sprain or strainv2
Broken bone without an open wound over the fracture locationv2
Recent back painv2
Chronic neck or back pain, or narcotic medication refillsSchedule appointment or contact your Summit specialist
Work-related injuryWalk-in to Minnesota Occupational Health during business hours, or OrthoQUICK after hours and weekends
Broken bone where bone has broken through the skin or there is a wound over the fracturev2
Deformity (change in shape or severe angle) of ankle, knee, elbow or shoulderv2
Animal bitesv2
Burnsv2
Concussion or head injuryv2
Deep cutsv2
Severe pain requiring IV administration or sedationv2

When to go to Urgent Care or a non-orthopedic specialist:

  • Injuries to the eye
  • Cold, flu, respiratory and stomach issues
  • Medical conditions that are not related to bones, joints, muscles, and their supporting structures

If you are still unsure based on the information above, feel free to come to OrthoQUICK and the specialized providers will make sure you see the right provider in the right amount of time.

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