Urgent care in south OKC, from a family medicine team
Sprains, cuts, fevers, and infections, treated today by providers who can also follow up with you afterwards.
Chest pain, trouble breathing, signs of a stroke, severe bleeding, or a head injury with confusion? Call 911.
10300 Greenbriar Parkway, Building A. Physician and NP team
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What we treat
Today's problems, handled today
See how we can care for you
Call 405-839-8005Skip the ER for minor care
Why choose us over the ER
Inside the clinic
Bright, calm and easy to find
10300 Greenbriar Parkway, Building A. Free parking right outside.
Patient reviews
What our patients say
Based on Google reviews
"They actually listen. I never feel rushed and I see the same provider every time."
"My A1C is finally where it should be. Labs done right there, no second trip."
"Michelle made my exam easy and explained everything. So glad I switched."
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need an appointment?
Calling ahead shortens your wait.
Do you take my insurance?
We accept most major plans and cash-pay patients.
Can you do stitches or X-rays?
Call us and we'll tell you what we can handle in the clinic for your injury.
When should I go to the ER instead?
For chest pain, trouble breathing, stroke signs, severe bleeding, broken bones through the skin, or a head injury with confusion or vomiting.
Health guide
When is urgent care the right choice?
Medically reviewed by Magesh Sathaiah, MD · Updated September 2026
- A sprain or strain where you can still move the joint.
- A cut that has stopped bleeding but may need stitches.
- A minor burn smaller than your palm.
- Fever, sore throat, ear pain, or burning when you pee.
- A rash, insect bite, or mild allergic reaction.
Call 911 for chest pain, trouble breathing, stroke signs, bleeding that won't stop with pressure, a bone through the skin, or a head injury with confusion or vomiting.
If this sounds like you, call 405-839-8005 to book a visit.
Health tips
Press firmly on a bleeding cut
for 10 minutes with a clean cloth before deciding whether to come in.
Cool a minor burn under cool running water,
not ice, which can damage the skin further.
Rest and raise a sprained ankle or wrist
until it's checked.
Bring your medication list and ID,
so the visit moves faster.
If this sounds like you, call 405-839-8005 to book a visit.
Did you know?
Adults need a tetanus booster every 10 years, and sooner after a dirty or deep wound if it's been more than 5 years.
Ice on a burn can cause more damage than the burn itself; cool running water is the recommended first step.
Ankle sprains are among the most common injuries treated in the U.S.
If this sounds like you, call 405-839-8005 to book a visit.