Pain & Discomfort

With many of the same resources as an emergency room, Bayside Urgent Care Center provides medical care for common conditions that are not life-threatening, such as:

When you are experiencing pain and discomfort, you want to alleviate the problem and get help fast. Urgent care centers can provide a wide range of medical services to ease your suffering.

At Bayside Urgent Care Center, our medical team is ready to handle problems that are not life-threatening. Open 365 days a year, Bayside Urgent Care Center is conveniently located in Clearwater, Florida. And we are always welcoming new patients, and appointments are not necessary.

You can visit or call our urgent care center when you are feeling any pain or discomfort that you know is not life-threatening.

However, are times when your symptom is an indication of something that could be more serious and require a emergency care.

Go to the ER or call 911 if you are experiencing:

During your appointment, you will be evaluated by a Bayside Urgent Care medical professional who will ask you about the pain or discomfort you are experiencing. We will also perform a physical exam and check your vital signs. Depending upon the kind of pain or discomfort you are having, we may ask for additional testing like bloodwork, diagnostic imaging, or lab cultures.

Know your family medical history and be prepared to give this information to the doctor and medical staff. Be ready to tell us about any medications you take, including vitamins and supplements that you use. Also, tell us about any past medical or surgical history. You may also need your primary care doctor’s phone number and address if we need to transfer records.

Our center is located in Clearwater, Florida, conveniently situated to Largo, Belleair, Dunedin, Indian Rocks Beach, and Tampa. If you are experiencing pain or discomfort, visit our office or call 727-441-5044.

*Urgent care is not a substitute for emergency care. Always head to the nearest emergency room or call 911 if you are experiencing very serious or life-threatening problems. Read What is Urgent Care for more information.