Minor Injury & Wound Care

Yes, our providers are experienced in suturing lacerations. We use modern techniques including traditional stitches, skin glue (dermabond), and skin strips (steri-strips) depending on the wound location, depth, and patient preference. Most suture removal is done 5-14 days later in our office.

Yes, we have digital X-ray equipment on-site and can perform imaging during your visit with results available immediately. Our board-certified radiologists provide expert interpretation to identify fractures, dislocations, and other bone or joint injuries.

No appointment is necessary. Walk-ins are welcome at both our Palm Beach Gardens and Stuart locations, open daily from 8am to 8pm. For severe injuries with heavy bleeding, loss of consciousness, or suspected serious fractures, call 911 or go to the emergency room.

Yes, we accept Workers' Compensation cases and provide all necessary treatment and documentation for work-related injuries. Bring your claim information and employer contact details to your visit.

Go to the emergency room for: severe bleeding that won't stop with pressure, deep wounds exposing bone or tendon, severe burns covering large areas, head injuries with loss of consciousness, chest pain, difficulty breathing, suspected spinal injury, or severe pain. For most minor injuries, urgent care is appropriate and much faster than the ER.

Yes, we can remove stitches whether we placed them or they were placed elsewhere. Typical timing for removal is 5-7 days for face, 7-10 days for scalp and trunk, and 10-14 days for extremities. Bring any paperwork from the original visit if stitches were placed elsewhere.

Yes, we treat first and second-degree burns including thermal burns, scalds, and minor chemical burns. We provide specialized burn care including cleaning, debridement, topical medications, and appropriate dressings. Severe burns or those covering large body areas require emergency room care.