Urgent Care by Littleton Regional Healthcare Offered in Two Convenient Locations:
Urgent care from the community hospital you know and trust.
Sometimes you need medical attention right away, but it is not an emergency. Urgent Care by Littleton Regional Healthcare is a walk-in clinic with the capabilities to treat your urgent, non-threatening, injuries and illnesses. From sprains and strains to coughs and colds – we are here to get you better, fast! Just walk into Littleton Urgent Care at LRH, or Lincoln Urgent Care — no appointment is necessary.
Physicals for back-to-school, youth sports, and recreation camps – no appointment required! A flat, out-of-pocket fee of $50.00
Injury
- Aches, Pains, backaches
- Animal/Insect Bites and Stings
- Simple Broken Bones
- Cuts, Scrapes, Bruises
- DOT and Employment Physicals
- Minor Burns
- Minor Concussions
- Onsite X-ray, laboratory Services and Prescriptions
- Poison Ivy, Rash and Skin Irritations
- School/Sport Physicals
- Sports Related Injuries
- Stitches, Minor Surgery
- Strains, Sprains
- Wound Care
Illness
- Allergies, Asthma
- Bronchitis, Pneumonia
- Cold, Cough, Flu
- COVID-19 Testing
- Ear Infections
- Flue Shorts and Vaccinations
- Headaches, Migraines
- Lyme Disease Testing
- Nausea, Vomiting, and Diarrhea
- Pink Eye
- Sinus Infections
- STD/STI Testing
- Strep Throat
- Urinary Tract Infection
Urgent Care & Occupational Health Providers
ATTENTION:
Please note that this center is not an Emergency Department and does not provide emergency services. Therefore, it is not a suitable substitute when emergency medical care is needed.
When to seek the Emergency Department:
If there is immediate danger to life or limb or no other option is available, the Emergency Department is the most appropriate care setting.
Symptoms requiring the Emergency Department include, but are not limited to:
- Chest pain
- Numbness
- Speech impairment or any other stroke-like symptoms
- Severe abdominal pain
- Multiple injuries
- Severe burns
- Shortness of breath or respiratory distress
- Faintness/passing out
- Persistent vomiting
- Any signs of active labor or pregnancy complications
- Other physical symptoms that come on strongly or suddenly
Always call 9-1-1 if you are suffering from crushing chest pain, violent injury, heavy or uncontrollable bleeding, or the inability to safely drive yourself to the Emergency Department.
