Unfortunately, medical problems don’t always happen during office hours, and your primary care provider may not always be available. At some time, you may need the services of either the emergency room or an urgent care clinic. Urgent care is for illnesses or injuries that can’t wait until the next business day but do not require the resources of an emergency room.

When you come to the clinic, please bring your:
Driver’s license or photo ID
Insurance card (if you have one)*
List of your current medications

*If you do not have insurance, payment is expected at the time of service.

 

Services

Cookeville Regional Urgent Care offers expert walk-in urgent care plus prevention and wellness services, DOT and sports physicals, lab services and more, with extended and weekend hours. We also offer a range of services for employers.

When to go to the urgent care clinic

If your illness or injury is NOT life-threatening but needs to be taken care of as soon as possible, consider an urgent care clinic like Cookeville Regional Urgent Care. Such clinics offer extended and weekend hours, and most offer on-site diagnostic testing. Urgent care clinics are generally less expensive than the emergency room.

Visit the Urgent Care Clinic if you experience any of these common conditions:
General medical and injury care
Cold and flu
Earache and eye infection
Sinus infection
Coughs and sore throat
Vomiting, diarrhea, stomach pain
High fever
Urinary tract infections
Seasonal allergies and asthma
Lab tests
Minor injuries and burns
Minor backaches
Sports injuries and sprains
Minor cuts that need stitching, and severe scrapes
...or if you need any of the following:
School and sports physicals DOT (Department of Transportation)
Physicals
Immunizations

When to go to the emergency room

If your illness or injury is severe or life-threatening, ALWAYS GO TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM. The Emergency Room is open 24 hours, seven days a week and provides specialized care and a wide range of services to treat emergencies.

Visit the ER if you experience any of the following situations:
Chest pain
Severe shortness of breath
Signs of a heart attack (chest discomfort, discomfort in other areas of the upper body, shortness of breath, cold sweat, nausea, light-headedness, sense of doom, call 9-1-1)
Weakness or sudden pain in a leg or arm
Signs of a stroke (FAST: F-face drooping, A-arm weakness,
S-speech difficulty, T-time to call 9-1-1)
Constant vomiting
Coughing up or vomiting blood
Continuous bleeding
Deep wounds
Major life- or limb-threatening injuries
Allergic reactions to food, animal or bug bites
Head injuries
Poisoning
Unconsciousness
Suicidal or homicidal feelings

 

For Employers

At Cookeville Regional Urgent Care, we offer:

  • Pre-employment physicals
  • DOT physicals
  • Drug screens (10 & 12 panel)
  • TB skin tests
  • Help with workers' compensation injuries
  • BAT (breath alcohol testing)
  • Respiratory Fit Testing
  • Vaccinations
Click here for more information about our on-site health fairs

Please contact us for more information at 931-783-5353

 

CONTINUITY OF CARE

For your continuity of care, it is important that you have a primary care provider.* When you are sick, your primary care provider can be most helpful in that he/she has your health history and is able to make informed choices about your treatment and any testing that may be necessary.

*If you don’t have a primary care provider and would like to find one, please call the CRMC Find-A-Doctor line at 931-783-2571 or 877-377-2762 (877-DRS-CRMC).

 

Patient Forms and Information

Two options to make your visit to see us easier!

  • 1) Simply download and print the PATIENT INFORMATION FORM, fill it out by hand and bring it with you to your initial visit.
  • 2) Click the ONLINE FORM button and fill out the form online. When you hit SUBMIT, the information will be transmitted directly to our office.
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