How soon should I come in for a cut that may need stitches?

Within 6–8 hours is ideal. Beyond that, the wound is harder to close cleanly and more likely to scar. If you're past that window, come in anyway — we can still clean and dress it.

Can you treat broken bones, or do I need the ER?

We diagnose and splint most simple fractures on-site with our digital X-ray. For complex, displaced, or open fractures, we'll stabilize you and refer to orthopedics or the ER as appropriate.

Do you handle work-related injuries?

Yes — see our Occupational Health page. We coordinate with your employer's workers' comp carrier and handle the paperwork.

Will I need a follow-up?

Often, yes — especially for fractures, deep cuts (suture removal), and concussion checks. We'll schedule it before you leave.

Injuries

Injury Care in Fresno — patched up in one visit.

When something gets twisted, cut, or broken, you need care fast — without an ER bill. EveryDay Healthcare treats sprains, suspected fractures, lacerations, and minor trauma at both Fresno clinics. We have on-site X-ray, splinting, and suturing so you can be diagnosed and patched up in one visit.

Injuries at EveryDay Healthcare in Fresno

What's included

Conditions and services we routinely treat under injuries.

Sprains, strains, and minor dislocations

Suspected fractures (with X-ray on-site)

Cuts and lacerations needing stitches or skin glue

Falls, bumps, and minor head injuries

Burns (minor and superficial)

Foreign-body removal (splinters, glass)

Animal and insect bites

Splinting and immobilization

Who it's for

Built for the people we serve

Weekend warriors with a twisted ankle or jammed finger

Kids and teens after a fall, bike crash, or sports injury

Workers with a deep cut, burn, or laceration

Anyone who'd rather avoid a 4-hour ER wait for a non-emergency

Patient being welcomed at EveryDay Healthcare for injuries

What to expect

Your visit, step by step

Simple steps. No surprises.

Triage and pain assessment as soon as you arrive

Digital X-ray on-site if a fracture is suspected — no second appointment

Splinting, suturing, skin glue, or wound dressing the same visit

Discharge with a written follow-up plan and a referral to ortho if needed

Sprains, strains, and suspected fractures

Twisted ankle? Jammed finger? We'll examine the joint, X-ray it on-site if needed, and splint or wrap it the same visit. If the X-ray shows a complex fracture, we'll coordinate a referral to orthopedics so you don't have to chase one down.

Cuts, lacerations, and minor trauma

Deep cuts close best within a few hours. Walk in for stitches, skin glue, or staples — plus a tetanus booster if you're due. We also handle road rash, minor burns, and embedded foreign bodies.

Falls, bumps, and concussion checks

After a fall or hit to the head, we'll evaluate for concussion, check for swelling or fracture, and send you home with clear return-to-activity guidance. We refer to the ER immediately if there are red flags.

Why urgent care beats the ER for most injuries

For non-life-threatening injuries, urgent care is dramatically faster, cheaper, and just as good. You see a real provider, get an X-ray on-site, and walk out with a treatment plan — typically in under an hour.