Services

Urgent Care in Hudson, WI

Urgent Care helps fill a gap

+ If you are sick or injured and can’t wait for an appointment
+ When something needs to be addressed quickly but isn’t life-threatening

Urgent Care can be more efficient

Typically wait times are shorter at an Urgent Care Center, compared to an Emergency Room. And in many cases, the visit will cost you much less. At Hudson Physicians, we can evaluate the situation and determine if you need to be taken to the ER or treated in our clinic. We can also follow up with your primary care physician and seamlessly coordinate your care. We provide walk-in care for people 2-months of age and older.

Location
Located within the Hudson Physicians main clinic. Come through the campus doors, take a right, and check in at the desk.

Hours
9:00 am – 9:00 pm daily
(except major holidays)

Urgent Care is staffed with a team who can address minor injury and illness such as:

+ Abdominal pain
+ Moderate flu-like symptoms
+ Wheezing or shortness of breath
+ Cuts that may require stitches

+ Fever without a rash
+ Vomiting or persistent diarrhea
+ Sprains, strains and sports injuries
+ Broken bones and dislocated joints

Symptoms best evaluated in an Emergency Room include:

+ Chest pain or difficulty breathing
+ Coughing up blood or vomitting blood
+ Poisoning
+ Severe abdominal pain
+ Severe shortness of breath

+ Signs of a heart attack
+ Signs of stroke
+ Sudden onset of numbness in arms
+ Suicidal or homicidal feelings
+ Severe wounds and amputations

How it works

Walk-in

7 days a week
9am – 9pm daily

Expert diagnosis

Diagnosis, treatment, and instruction for follow-up care

Feel better, faster

Get quality care and back on track quickly

Medicare & Medicaid

Medicare
Urgent Care welcomes patients with Medicare primary and commercial secondary coverage.

Medicaid
Urgent Care accepts patients with Wisconsin Medicaid, ages 2 months and older. This includes patients with Medicaid as a secondary or tertiary insurance.

Your guide to getting the right care.

At what seems to be the most inconvenient times, illnesses or injuries appear out of the blue: You wake up in the middle of the night with severe stomach pain. You slip and
fall while shoveling the sidewalk. Your baby spikes a fever and won’t stop crying. When these situations occur, it may seem hard to decide where to go for help, especially if the symptoms seem severe and the doctors’ office is closed. Use this chart to consider your options: