We’re Keeping an Eye on the Storm

As Hurricane Milton approaches Florida, our team at MD Now is monitoring the storm closely. Our patients and staff are important to us, and clinics will remain open for as long as conditions are safe. To stay up-to-date on clinic hours of operation and the re-opening of our clinics, please check our individual clinic pages for details.

While clinics are closed, we will be offering Virtual Visits. Click here for hours of operation or to schedule a Virtual Visit.

We hope that everyone stays safe.

Top Seven Reasons for Holiday Urgent Care Visits

News

If you’ve ever spent an entire Christmas morning in an ER, you know that others have, as well. Many of these visits can be prevented and even re-routed to a faster and more convenient level of care. Urgent Care Centers in Broward County and other MD Now Urgent Care centers in Palm Beach, Miami-Dade County offer you another option when doctor’s offices are closed and emergency rooms are crowded.

Over the past several years, MD Now physicians have been treating the types of injuries and illnesses that occur each year around holiday time. Check out the latest MD Now press release to learn more how to prevent these mishaps and illnesses that can turn holiday fun into a medical emergency.

Have a safe and happy holiday season. MD Now Urgent Care Centers remain open seven days a week., including Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year’s Eve, New Year’s Day and every holiday.

We’re Keeping an Eye on the Storm

While clinics are closed, we will be offering Virtual Visits. Click here for hours of operation or to schedule a Virtual Visit.

We hope that everyone stays safe.

We’re Keeping an Eye on the Storm

Top Seven Reasons for Holiday Urgent Care Visits

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We’re Keeping an Eye on the Storm