Piedmont Urgent Care
If you have COVID-19 symptoms or think you may have been recently exposed, visit piedmont.org/covidtesting for COVID-19 screening and testing options. If you have emergency warning signs, seek medical care immediately.
If you have an illness or injury that needs immediate attention, Piedmont Urgent Care providers are ready to see you at your convenience.
Where To Go for Your Care
All too often, illness or injury appears out of the blue. While it is always best to visit your primary care physician, there are times when your regular doctor may not be available. When these situations occur, you may be faced with uncertainty about where to go for care.
While the ER can help care for any medical emergency, costs are high, and wait times can be unusually long. If your medical need is non-life threatening, Piedmont has 57 urgent care centers that offer a great and convenient alternative to the ER – with additional locations opening soon.
When to go to the ER:
- Any life- or limb-threatening event
- Dislocated joints
- Heavy, uncontrolled bleeding
- Convulsions, seizures or loss of consciousness
- Deep knife wounds or gunshot wounds
- Severe burns
- Poisoning or overdose
- Pregnancy-related problems
- Severe abdominal pain
- Signs of a heart attack: chest pain lasting longer than 2 minutes
- Signs of a stroke: loss of vision, sudden numbness, weakness, slurred speech or confusion
When to go to Urgent Care:
- Accidents and falls
- Sprains and strains
- Minor back pain
- Mild to moderate asthma
- Bleeding cuts that may or may not need stiches
- Injuries/illnesses that may require X-Rays or lab tests
- Eye/ear irritation
- Fever, cold, flu
- Vomiting, diarrhea
- Sore throat and/or cough
- Broken bones and fractures
Frequently Asked Questions
Do Piedmont Urgent Care locations offer COVID-19 testing?
Yes, Piedmont Urgent Care locations offer COVID-19 testing; learn more.
Can Piedmont Urgent Care providers administer the COVID-19 vaccine during your visit?
No, Piedmont Urgent Care providers cannot administer the COVID-19 vaccine during your visit at this time. For up-to-date information on eligibility and availability, visit the Piedmont COVID-19 Vaccine page.
What are Piedmont Urgent Care’s hours?
Most locations are open seven days a week, including holidays, with extended and weekend hours.
Where are Piedmont Urgent Cares located?
We have Urgent Care locations in:
- Atlanta
- Alpharetta
- Athens
- Austell
- Bethlehem
- Canton
- Carrollton
- Cartersville
- Chamblee
- Columbus
- Conyers
- Covington
- Cumming
- Dallas
- Dunwoody
- East Point
- Ellenwood
- Fairburn
- Fayetteville
- Grayson
- Jefferson
- Johns Creek
- LaGrange
- Lawrenceville
- Lilburn
- Lithonia
- Loganville
- Macon
- Marietta
- McDonough
- Newnan
- Norcross
- Peachtree City
- Sandy Springs
- Smyrna
- Snellville
- Stockbridge
- Suwanee
- Tucker
- Vinings
- Watkinsville
- Woodstock
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What conditions does Piedmont Urgent Care treat?
- COVID-19 testing; learn more
- Cold and flu symptoms
- Cuts, bruises and burns
- Ear and eye infections
- Headaches and migraines
- Pulled or strained muscles
- Sprains or fractures
Note: Treatment options may vary by location.
Does Piedmont Urgent Care offer physicals?
Piedmont Urgent Care provides back-to-school, sports and camp physicals. Piedmont Urgent Care locations cannot perform annual physicals.
Does Piedmont Urgent Care provide vaccines?
Piedmont Urgent Care provides vaccinations for certain conditions; Piedmont UrgentCare by WellStreet locations can administer the flu vaccine. Piedmont Urgent Care providers cannot administer the COVID-19 vaccine during an office visit at this time.
For up-to-date information on eligibility and availability, visit the Piedmont COVID-19 Vaccine page
What additional tests or services does Piedmont Urgent Care offer?
Piedmont UrgentCare by WellStreet locations also offer the following:
- EKG
- Diagnostic testing
- Digital X-rays
- Lab services
STOP! If you or a family member is experiencing a life-threatening illness or injury – such as major head trauma, chest pain, severe abdominal pain, or loss of consciousness – immediately call 911 or go directly to an Emergency Room (ER).
