Skip the ER wait. Rand Medical Center offers same-day walk-in urgent care in Arlington Heights for sprains, fractures, lacerations, work injuries, and other non-life-threatening conditions that need attention now.
This is not a generic walk-in clinic. Rand Medical Center positions Immediate Care around same-day injury treatment, urgent musculoskeletal concerns, and faster care for non-critical cases that do not belong in the emergency room.
Use Immediate Care when you need help today for sprains, fractures, lacerations, work injuries, auto injuries, illness concerns, or pain that should be treated before it worsens, but is not life-threatening.
Patients are seen at Rand Medical Center in Arlington Heights, where board-certified physicians, low wait times, and coordinated follow-up care help patients get treatment started quickly.
Rand Immediate Care is designed for patients who need prompt treatment, injury-focused expertise, physician-led care, and clear next steps without the long wait of a hospital emergency room.
This list keeps the broader source-file coverage in place while supporting the walk-in injury positioning from the Netlify page.
Rand’s Immediate Care document clearly separates urgent care from true emergencies. These situations should bypass Immediate Care and be treated as hospital-level emergencies.
The Immediate Care file includes practical steps patients can take to make the visit smoother and help the clinical team move faster once they arrive.
Yes. Walk-ins are welcome during regular clinic hours, and patients can also book online ahead of time if they want to reduce wait time even more.
Bring your photo ID and insurance card. For work injuries, bring employer information and any incident details. For auto injuries, bring your claim number if available.
Most visits are completed within about 45 minutes to an hour, including any imaging or diagnostic work needed. More complex cases may take longer.
Yes. Workers’ Compensation is presented as a core Rand specialty, with required documentation and insurance communication handled as part of the process.
The page emphasizes comprehensive care under one roof. If you need continued treatment, physical therapy, or pain management after the visit, Rand can coordinate that in-house.
Call 911 or go directly to the ER for life-threatening emergencies such as chest pain, severe breathing problems, severe bleeding, compound fractures, or suspected head or spinal injuries.
Walk into Rand Medical Center for same-day treatment of urgent but non-life-threatening injuries and illness concerns, or book ahead online if you want to speed the visit up even more.
