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WHERE GREAT CARE DOESN’T ALWAYS NEED AN APPOINTMENT

Q: When to Visit OrthoASAP

Simple bone fractures (like a broken bone)Injuries that feel crunchy when you move ortouch themStrains (injuries to muscles) or sprains (injuries toligaments or joints)A broken collarbone or shoulder injuryTorn tendons (the tissues that connect musclesto bones)Wrist and forearm injuries where you can’tmove your arm without painHamstring injuries from activities likewaterskiing or doing the splitsInjuries to your lower body (like your foot,ankle, knee, or hip) if you can’t put any weight on it

Q: When to Schedule an Appointment

Ongoing problems that you’ve had for a whileFollow-up visits after being referred by yourprimary care doctor or pediatricianInjuries or pain that have lasted more thanthree days (like in your neck, back, or limbs)Lower body injuries where you can still putweight on it, like minor sprains or suspected tears in the knee

Q: When to Go to the Emergency Room

You can see the boneThere’s an open wound over the broken areaThe bone is broken at an unusual angleThere are deep cuts or severe woundsThe affected area has been burned

Monday - Saturday Convenience

OrthoASAP is your go-to walk-in clinic for orthopaedic care, providing convenient and timely treatment for a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions. Open six days a week, our dedicated team of experienced professionals is committed to delivering personalized care to help you get back on your feet quickly.

No hassle treatment tailored just for you

Whether you’re dealing with a sports injury, joint pain or need an evaluation for a fracture, OrthoASAP offers expert diagnosis and tailored treatment plans without the hassle of an appointment. With state-of-the-art facilities, comprehensive services, and a patient-centered approach, we ensure that your journey to recovery is as smooth and efficient as possible.

Visit us today and experience top-notch orthopedic care when you need it most.

Office Hours: Monday – Saturday, 8:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.

When to Visit
OrthoASAP

Simple bone fractures (like a broken bone)
Injuries that feel crunchy when you move or
touch them
Strains (injuries to muscles) or sprains (injuries to
ligaments or joints)
A broken collarbone or shoulder injury
Torn tendons (the tissues that connect muscles
to bones)
Wrist and forearm injuries where you can’t
move your arm without pain
Hamstring injuries from activities like
waterskiing or doing the splits
Injuries to your lower body (like your foot,
ankle, knee, or hip) if you can’t put any weight on it

When to Schedule
an Appointment

Ongoing problems that you’ve had for a while
Follow-up visits after being referred by your
primary care doctor or pediatrician
Injuries or pain that have lasted more than
three days (like in your neck, back, or limbs)
Lower body injuries where you can still put
weight on it, like minor sprains or suspected tears in the knee

When to Go
to the Emergency Room

You can see the bone
There’s an open wound over the broken area
The bone is broken at an unusual angle
There are deep cuts or severe wounds
The affected area has been burned

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