Urgent Care, Family Medicine, & Primary Care located in Henderson and Las Vegas, NV

About Minor Injury Care

Nearly everyone gets injured from time to time, but you don’t need to head to an emergency room or hospital for minor injuries. At Care10 Urgent Care in Henderson, Nevada, experienced nurse practitioner Burtson Katende, NP, and the staff provide minor injury care for patients of all ages and their families. Schedule an in-person or telehealth evaluation by calling the office, using the online booking feature, or simply walking in today.

Minor Injury Care Q&A

What is minor injury care?

Minor injury care at Care10 Urgent Care consists of medical treatments for minor injuries that help you heal effectively and as quickly as possible. The practice offers convenient same-day, walk-in, and telemedicine options to ensure the prompt care needed to heal without complications. If you encounter a severe injury, head to a nearby emergency room or dial 911.

Which conditions can minor injury care address?

Minor injury care at Care10 Urgent Care can treat the following injuries and more:

Fractures

Sprains

Strains

Infections

Lacerations

Puncture wounds

Minor neck, back, head, and joint injuries

Tendinitis

Dislocations

Signs of an injury include swelling, pain, bruising, redness, and warmth. Pus is a sign of an infected injury. If you’re unsure if you need medical intervention, a friendly Care10 Urgent Care provider happily addresses your questions over the phone.

What happens during minor injury care visits?

During your appointment, a Care10 Urgent Care specialist weighs you and checks your pulse, blood pressure, and temperature. They discuss your symptoms, medications, medical history, and how your injury occurred.

They also examine the injury and may order onsite labs or onsite X-rays to make an accurate diagnosis and create an effective treatment plan.

Examples of treatments for minor injuries include:

Rest, ice, compression, and elevation (RICE)
Fluids
Proper nutrition
Bracing, casting, splinting, or slings
Stitches
Staples
Injections
Physical therapy
Medications

You might take over-the-counter oral or topical medications or receive prescription medicines. Depending on the type and severity of your injury, you might have physical activity restrictions during the healing process.

If you need a referral for physical therapy or care from another specialist, Care10 Urgent Care provides them.

What should I expect after minor injury care?

After you receive treatment for minor injury care, follow your specialist’s instructions for proper healing and recovery. They follow up to ensure your treatment is effective. You might have to come back to the office to have stitches, staples, or a cast removed. Don’t hesitate to call the Care10 Urgent Care office at any time with questions or if you develop new symptoms.

Schedule an in-person or virtual minor injury care evaluation at Care10 Urgent Care by calling the office, booking an appointment online, or simply walking in today.