Cuts, Wounds & Lacerations
Evaluation of non-severe cuts and wounds to determine appropriate care or referral.
Non-emergency urgent care in Provo
Precision Medical Care provides medical evaluation for common illnesses, minor injuries, and other non-life-threatening health concerns in Provo, Utah. Contact our team to discuss your symptoms and request a visit.
Urgent care is published for our Provo location and select Precision Medical locations. Call to confirm service and visit availability before arriving.

Illness and minor injury evaluation
Urgent care may evaluate common non-life-threatening illnesses and minor injuries. The medical evaluation determines whether care can be provided in the clinic or whether another level of care is appropriate.
Evaluation of non-severe cuts and wounds to determine appropriate care or referral.
Assessment of a suspected minor fracture or injury and guidance about appropriate next steps.
Evaluation of sore throat symptoms, including concerns that may be associated with strep throat.
Medical evaluation for ear pain, earaches, and symptoms that may be related to an ear infection.
Evaluation of non-severe cough and respiratory symptoms without emergency warning signs.
Assessment of symptoms that may require evaluation for pneumonia or referral to a higher level of care.
Evaluation of sinus pressure, congestion, and other symptoms that may be related to a sinus infection.
Evaluation of fever, body aches, congestion, and other non-emergency cold or flu symptoms.
Evaluation of minor burns to determine appropriate care and whether referral is needed.
Evaluation of mild allergic symptoms without signs of a severe or life-threatening reaction.
This list is not a guarantee that every condition can be treated in urgent care. Severity, age, medical history, and available resources may affect the appropriate next step.

Patient and family communication
Precision Medical publishes urgent care for children and adults with common illnesses, minor injuries, and unexpected non-emergency health concerns. Contact the clinic to discuss whether urgent care is appropriate for the patient and concern involved.
Evaluation of frequent non-emergency symptoms and infections.
Assessment of minor wounds, sprains, burns, and other injuries.
Discussion of findings and questions with patients and families.
Guidance about follow-up, another service, or emergency care when needed.
Choosing the appropriate level of care
Urgent care may be appropriate when an illness or minor injury needs prompt medical evaluation but does not appear to be potentially life-threatening. A clinician must evaluate the specific concern and determine the appropriate next step.
Choose the right starting point
Urgent care and primary care serve different needs. Neither replaces emergency services for severe or potentially life-threatening symptoms.
Urgent Care
Consider urgent care for a common illness or minor injury that needs timely evaluation and does not appear life-threatening.
Family Practice
Choose family practice for preventive visits, routine checkups, medication follow-up, and ongoing management of chronic health needs.
Review Family PracticeProvo clinic information
The published source confirms urgent care at the Provo location and select Precision Medical locations. It does not confirm this service at every clinic or every time the clinic is open.
Call to ask about visit availability and whether urgent care is appropriate before traveling to a clinic.
Published Provo clinic information
| Monday | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Wednesday | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Thursday | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Friday | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
These are the shared Provo clinic hours, not a guarantee of urgent care availability or a same-day visit.
Request a visit
Call Precision Medical Care to discuss your concern and request a visit, or review clinic information before traveling.