Beaver Dam
Beaver Dam, Kentucky 42320
Urgent Care
On demand medical attention for non-life-threatening injuries and illnesses.
Behavioral Health
Ideal for treating depression, anxiety, ADHD, PTSD, and other psychiatric disorders.
Telehealth
Video-based medical care from the comfort of your home.
Coming soon!
Although this clinic is currently closed, it will be open in the near future. In the meantime, we can assist you with your needs via Telehealth.
No services
There are no services associated with this clinic.
About Beaver Dam | Urgent Care
At Fast Pace Health, we know that accidents and illnesses can happen at any time. That is why we staff a team of highly qualified professionals to help offer fast, compassionate, and cost-effective care for you and your family. That’s why our Beaver Dam, KY walk-in urgent care clinic is conveniently located on North Main St.
Get Care When It Can’t Wait
Urgent care is an ideal option when you don’t have time to wait. The great news is, they’re widely accessible to all.
Urgent care provides a great alternative to far-off primary care appointments. Often, long waits make same-day access to medical care challenging. That, coupled with no after-hours care, make primary care difficult during those late nights.
Urgent care centers also solve the issue of the long hospital emergency department waits. While great for life-threatening emergencies, hospital emergency rooms are often bogged down and too understaffed to treat minor scrapes and mild illnesses.
Urgent care centers help lessen this load.
Great for Those in Rural Areas
Urgent care is extremely important for those living in rural areas. With our local urgent care centers, we seek to provide excellent urgent care, education, and accessibility for those who may be far from hospitals.
Urgent Care: What We Treat
Urgent care centers are set up to handle many injuries, accidents, and illnesses. Let’s take a look at some of the most common conditions that could bring you through our front doors.
Cold, Cough, and Flu
One of the biggest medical reasons for missing school and work is the common cold. It can have numerous viral causes — over 200!
Cold symptoms bring millions of people into their primary care professional’s office annually. Unfortunately, far-off appointment times can make dealing with cold symptoms quite a drag.
This includes the stuffy or runny nose, sneezing, and more. But what about fevers? Yep, urgent care can treat those too. Many times, cold and flu symptoms can overlap. But fevers are a tell-tale sign of the flu, along with those body aches and fatigue.
Thankfully, urgent care is set up to handle the various symptoms of the common cold.
Set Up To Handle Strep and Sore Throats
Strep throat is another common primary care visit. For many, this bacterial infection can make the throat feel sore and scratchy. Thankfully, it usually isn’t too serious if treated quickly.
In some cases, strep throat can involve pain in swallowing as well as swollen lymph nodes and tonsils. It is usually at this point that people reach out for help.
The good news is that most cases of strep throat are treated with antibiotics. Our urgent care providers are well-equipped to help.
We Can Treat Most Allergic Reactions
Allergies are one of the most common medical conditions. In fact, allergies affect more than 50 million people every year and is the sixth leading cause of chronic illness.
Seasonal allergies also drive a lot of people to seek help. The itchy, watery eyes, the runny nose, and the endless sneezing can take its toll.
But allergies don’t start and stop with pollen. Allergies to food and various insect bites are also common. Thankfully, urgent care is set up to handle most mild to moderate allergic reactions.
However, a serious allergic reaction known as anaphylaxis requires immediate emergency medical attention.
Urgent Care for Various Infections
Ear infections, pink eye, and urinary tract infections (UTI) make up a large portion of emergency room visits. Ear infections are extremely common among pediatric patients.
Conjunctivitis, or pink eye, is a close second. This irritating eye condition is marked by redness, itchiness, and swelling. UTIs are another common infection, marked by pain and swelling upon urination.
In most cases, these infections are completely treatable. But, who’s got time to wait when infections are making your day miserable?
Don’t worry, our urgent care centers have you covered, especially when those emergency department lines or primary care appointments are too long or too far away.
Burns, Scrapes, and Broken Bones
Hospital emergency room departments have traditionally been the place to seek care for burns, scrapes and cuts, and broken bones. Thanks to urgent care centers, that burden has been lifted.
Mild burns are classified in two ways: First degree burns anywhere on the body, or second-degree burns less than 2 to 3 inches in circumference. Urgent care is well-equipped to handle this degree of burns.
Cuts and scrapes are a normal part of life. In many cases, they can be handled without much medical intervention, but when they do, choose urgent care before taking a trip to the ER.
Believe it or not, urgent care is also set up to treat broken bones, sprains, and more.
Of course, the severity of the injury does matter. Major burns, severe lacerations, and compound fractures require immediate emergency medical attention.
Urgent Care: The List Goes On
The items above are just a few medical conditions that bring people into our urgent care centers. Some other common reasons for urgent care visits include, but are not limited to:
- Stomach pain, diarrhea, nausea, and vomiting
- Severe headaches or migraines
- Various sports injuries
Urgent Care vs. Emergency Room: When To Go
Urgent care provides a much-needed alternative to hospital emergency rooms. But, there is one major difference between urgent care and ERs — i.e. triage of patients.
ERs treat patients based on the severity of injury or illness. What could that mean for you? Well, it could mean you’re stuck waiting for hours and hours inside the ER as compared to 15 minutes at most of our urgent care centers.
While the injury or illness may certainly be an emergency for you, it may take a back seat to other patients in the ER. But this is where urgent care centers shine.
While ER departments certainly have more access to more screening exams (e.g. CT scans), they can take hours, if not days, to receive.
Reasons to visit the ER include the following:
- Seizures
- Major trauma and bleeding
- Severe chest pains
- OB complications
- Life-threatening conditions
ERs Could Be More Costly
In most cases, emergency departments are much more costly than urgent care centers. This could have quite an effect on your pocketbook. Thankfully, Fast Pace Health accepts most private insurance plans. We also offer self-pay options for those without insurance.
We Offer Urgent Care — and More!
Fast Pace Health provides more than just urgent care in Beaver Dam, we support our community’s healthcare needs with onsite x-ray, prevention and wellness services, lab services, DOT and sports physicals, and behavioral health services.
We also offer primary care at select locations. This includes preventive care, women’s health, disease management, lab work, immunizations, and more.
Behavioral Health Services
In addition to our urgent care services, Fast Pace Health also offers treatment for patients dealing with behavioral health issues. These could include depression, ADHD, PTSD, anxiety, and psychiatric disorders.
Orthopedic Care
Another ever-expanding service we are seeking to provide is orthopedic care. This includes arthritis assessments and treatment, various joint pains, sport-related injuries, sport physicals, and much more.
Telehealth Services
In addition, our Beaver Dam urgent care center is now offering virtual care from the comfort of your home through our telehealth service. We’re open seven days a week. No appointment required. Just walk in or save your spot in line today.
We are offering telehealth services for new and existing patients. Telehealth services are similar to services you’ll receive at our clinics, but instead, they’re provided in the comfort of home.
Telehealth providers can provide care for many of the illnesses mentioned above and prescribe and refill many common medications associated with them. No appointments are required.
Telehealth hours of operation are Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. CT and on Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m CT, and Sundays from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. CT.
Visit Us at Our Beaver Dam Location
With our ability to service non-life-threatening needs closer to home, we’ve eliminated the need to travel to a hospital or emergency room far away. From a stomach ache to stitches, we’ve got you and your family covered.
When you have a condition that requires urgent medical attention, stop by and let our providers give you the care you deserve. We’ll help you start feeling better faster, from your couch or a clinic near you.
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Urgent Care
On demand medical attention for non-life-threatening injuries and illnesses.
Behavioral Health
Ideal for treating depression, anxiety, ADHD, PTSD, and other psychiatric disorders.
Telehealth
Video-based medical care from the comfort of your home.
Coming soon!
Although this clinic is currently closed, it will be open in the near future. In the meantime, we can assist you with your needs via Telehealth.
No services
There are no services associated with this clinic.