
Same-day primary care appointments are often available for established patients, too.
We do not offer walk-in testing for COVID-19. Learn about your options if you think you have had close contact or are experiencing symptoms.
When you aren’t feeling well and need care today, we have several options to choose from.
Same-day primary care appointments are often available for established patients, too.
We do not offer walk-in testing for COVID-19. Learn about your options if you think you have had close contact or are experiencing symptoms.
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Similar to walk-in care, FastCare® offers adults and children older than 18 months same-day in-person care, as an alternative to urgent care. For your convenience, you can view available times and book online or walk-in for the next available appointment. The cost for a FastCare visit is $79.
For your convenience and to support social distancing, we now ask you to reserve a designated time with a provider at the location you choose. Our on-demand video visits may be another option for your care, depending on your needs.
FastCare® offers treatment of the conditions listed below. Age restrictions apply for selected services. If you book an appointment online, a member of our care team will contact you to complete the registration process and discuss video visit options if appropriate.
The following lab services, tests and treatments are also available.
Consider FastCare® as an option when you need care for a small health problem and you are unable to see your primary care provider. It's a more affordable option than a hospital emergency room or urgent care clinic for basic medical services and common, non-life-threatening conditions.
Your visit will never be more than $79, including basic labs, with or without insurance. Most insurances are accepted, and your office co-pay will be determined by your insurance. Care is provided by Froedtert & MCW nurse practitioners and physician assistants.
Ortho Now is similar to Urgent Care. While Urgent Care treats many different illnesses and injuries, Ortho Now provides immediate care to patients needing orthopaedic care by orthopaedic specialists. Most major insurance is accepted and charges the same co-pay as a doctor's office visit, which is generally less expensive than an emergency department or Urgent Care co-pay.
Our providers specialize in treating the following conditions in patients 13 years of age or older.
Ortho Now does not treat chronic pain, non-orthopaedic problems, open wounds or severe fractures. Please visit the Emergency Department or schedule an appointment with your primary care provider. Our staff will not prescribe refills for narcotic pain medication.
At Ortho Now, you will be seen by a provider who specializes in orthopaedic care. Your injury will be assessed, a diagnosis will be provided and your injury will be treated. If necessary, X-rays will be ordered. If your provider determines that a specialist is needed to best treat your condition, a referral will be expedited to one of our board-certified orthopaedic physicians.
Do I need a referral?
Please check with your insurance carrier to determine if you need a referral to be seen by a specialist.
What insurance is accepted at Ortho Now?
Ortho Now accepts most major insurance plans. Please check with your insurance plan to determine if the Froedtert & Medical College of Wisconsin health network is an in-network provider.
Do I need to do anything if I am a new patient to the Froedtert & MCW health network?
Yes. After you secure your appointment via the website or app, you will need to call 414-339-3077 to pre-register if you are a NEW patient to the Froedtert & MCW health network.
What is the co-pay?
Is it due at the time of visit? Ortho Now charges the same co-pay as a doctor's office visit, which is generally less expensive than an emergency department or Urgent Care co-pay. If your plan requires a co-pay, it will be collected at the time of your visit.
Does Ortho Now treat children and adults?
Ortho Now treats individuals 13 years of age and older, whether hurt during a sporting event, slipping on the ice or participating in a recreational activity.
Who are the health care professionals staffing Ortho Now?
Ortho Now is staffed by physicians, nurse practitioners and physicians assistants who are specially trained in orthopaedic injuries. Additional staff may include nurses, medical assistants and X-ray personnel to facilitate your care.
Who do I follow up with after my Ortho Now visit?
By coming directly to Ortho Now, you will have access to orthopaedic and sports medicine specialists if follow-up care is required. Our staff will coordinate an appointment for you with one of our providers prior to you leaving Ortho Now, if you choose. This allows for a seamless approach to your care from your Ortho Now visit through the follow-up care our team provides.
Will Ortho Now notify my family doctor of my visit?
The providers at Ortho Now will complete a clinical note documenting the care and treatment you received. This information will be forwarded to your family doctor or primary care physician.
Urgent Care offers convenient, walk-in care service to patients of all ages for sudden illnesses or injuries that should be treated the same day, but aren’t considered emergencies. Our Urgent Cares are staffed by board-certified physicians, as well as highly trained physician assistants and advanced nurse practitioners. These locations offer on-site X-ray, as well as comprehensive laboratory test capabilities.
We do not offer walk-in testing for COVID-19. Learn about your options if you think you have had close contact or are experiencing symptoms.