SameDay Health & Imaging
Convenient Access to Care
Open 7 days per week
Illnesses and injuries don’t follow a schedule. They have no regard for appointments, big meetings, vacations, etc.
The entire team at SameDay Health & Imaging is here for you when life happens. From same-day appointments to lab draws and imaging – we provide excellent
patient-centered care in one of Sheridan’s busiest hubs.
Seven days of the week, with hours before and after regular business hours, SameDay Health & Imaging offers the best access to care in Sheridan County for those unscheduled healthcare needs. Pick an appontment time before you arrive, walk-in or connect via telemedicine to meet your family’s needs.
Fevers, colds & flu- Allergies
- Infections
- Fractures, sprains & strains
- Cuts requiring stitches
- Work injuries
- Rashes, burns & skin problems
- Skin lesion removal
- Sports physicals
- Flight physicals (first, second and third class)
- DOT physicals
- And more!
For those more serious issues, we have the added resource of over 20 specialty departments and clinics of Sheridan Memorial Hospital.
SameDay Health & Imaging keeps its most commonly prescribed medications on hand to send home with patients. The goal of the program is to get you feeling better as quickly as possible, while avoiding an additional stop at the pharmacy on the way home. Payment for medications is required at the time of service.
However, we are always happy to send your prescription to the pharmacy of your choice if that is more convenient for you.
Imaging
SameDay Health & Imaging offers an array of imaging services focused on preventative health care and treatment.
An X-ray is a quick, painless test that captures images of the structures inside the body – particularly bones. X-ray technology is used to examine many parts of the body, including
- Fractures & infections
- Arthritis
- Lung infections or conditions
- Digestive tract issues
A bone density scan allows for measurement of the health of one’s bones. Health care providers use DEXA scans to identify decreases in bone density, confirm a diagnosis of osteoporosis or monitor treatment.
A screening mammogram is an X-ray of your breasts used to detect changes that could be cancerous in people who have no signs or symptoms. The goal is to detect cancer when it’s small and treatment may be less invasive. Talk with your health care provider about your risk factors to determine when you should begin regular screenings.
