We provide non-emergency treatment for conditions such as:
- Colds, earaches, sore throats, and bronchitis
- Sprains, strains and simple bone fractures
- Minor cuts, lacerations, splinters and minor skin abscesses
- Conjunctivitis and superficial eye injuries
- Urinary tract infections (consider the ED if under 4 years old)
- Headaches, nausea, vomiting and stomach flu
- Rashes, minor burns and minor allergic reactions
- Camp, sports and pre-operative physicals
Patients with chest pain, stroke symptoms, severe abdominal pain or SANE (Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner) needs should go to the Emergency Department.
Patients who may need a CT-scan, ultrasound, or extensive blood work should contact their provider’s office or, if an urgent need, go to the Emergency Department.
Laboratory
There is no lab service on site, with the exception of point of care testing (urine dipstick, rapid strep and urine pregnancy testing). All other labs are sent to the UVM Medical Center Main Campus for processing and may require over an hour for lab results.
X-Ray
X-ray services are available seven days per week from 8 am – 8 pm. They are not available on holidays.
Advanced imaging services, such as ultrasound or CT scan, are no longer available at Urgent Care. Patients who require advanced imaging should speak with their provider’s office for assistance with scheduling these services.
Questions? Call 802-847-1170 to speak with the team leader or a triage nurse prior to visiting Urgent Care.
Mental Health Urgent Care
If you are seeking mental health services, support and treatment but do not require a trip to the emergency department, our Mental Health Urgent Care provides walk-in, same-day care in a trauma-informed, suicide-safe environment.
MHUC is located at 1 South Prospect Street in Burlington. MHUC is not available at Fanny Allen Urgent Care. Please visit Mental Health Urgent Care to learn more.