Inland Orthopaedic Surgery will be offering a walk-in Orthopedic Express Care Clinic for orthopedic injuries for patients over 8 years old. No appointment needed.
We know that injuries occur when least expected, so go straight to an orthopedic specialist. We are proud to offer Orthopedic Express Care to treat patients suffering from acute orthopedic injuries and conditions. For faster service, lower cost, and access to our trained orthopedic clinical staff, visit our Express Care.
Moscow
Tuesday 9:00am-3:30pm
Wednesday 9:00am-3:30pm
Thursday 9:00am-3:30pm
Friday 9:00am-2:00pm
Inland Orthopaedic Surgery and Sports Medicine Clinic providers have the extensive knowledge and experience to evaluate, diagnose and treat a number of conditions and injuries that have occurred in the last ten days. These include but are not limited to:
- New Bone, joint, or muscle injury
- Joint or muscle strain or sprain
- Possible Fracture
- Swollen Joints
- Sports injury
- Possible Dislocation
For the injuries below please go directly to your Primary Care Provider, Urgent Care or Emergency Department for treatment:
- Chronic joint pain
- Spine, head, or neck injury
- Work injury
- MVA injury or other 3rd party injury
- Animal bite
- Burn
- Cuts and other wounds
- Fractures with bone protrusion
If you see another provider for an injury, we will need those records and will not be able to see you at Express Care.
Express Care CANNOT see patients with the following insurances through our walk-in clinic.
- Worker’s Compensation Insurance
- Motor Vehicle Accident Insurance or other Third Party Insurance
- Kaiser
- Medicaid of Idaho
- Amerigroup
- Community Health Plan of Washington
- Coordinated Care
- United Healthcare Community Plan
If you have further questions about Express Care, please give us a call!
Remember to bring your insurance card or pre-payment of services will be required for walk-in service.
In the case of life threatening injuries and other emergencies such as open fractures, cuts with bleeding that won’t stop, burns, or head injuries, you will need to visit an emergency room immediately or call 911.
