High-Quality Care from IEP Urgent Care, Wherever You Are.
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IEP Urgent Care’s Virtual Urgent Care connects you with experienced providers for many common, non-emergency medical concerns. Get care from the comfort of home using your phone, tablet, or computer.
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Appointments are available weekdays 10am-6pm. Weekend hours are 10am-5pm and limited on Holidays.
Most visits are completed quickly, and prescriptions can be sent to your pharmacy when clinically appropriate.​​

Conditions We Treat Virtually
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Virtual Urgent Care is appropriate for many everyday illnesses and minor injuries, including:
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Cold & Respiratory Symptoms
Colds, cough, flu-like symptoms, sore throat, congestion, sinus symptoms, fever, headache, asthma (mild symptoms)
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Skin & Allergy Concerns
Rash, hives, acne, shingles, athlete’s foot, insect bites, minor burns, scrapes and bruises
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Ear, Eye & Throat Issues
Ear pain, pink eye, minor eye concerns​
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​Digestive & Stomach Issues
Mild nausea, vomiting, stomach flu, diarrhea, constipation
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Muscle & Joint Concerns
Back pain, joint pain, sprains
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Infections & Women’s Health
Urinary tract infections in adult women*, yeast infections, STD exposure treatment (no symptoms)
*A urine sample is required and can be given at any Henry Ford lab or IEP Urgent Care in Jackson.
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Other Services
Medication refills (when clinically appropriate)​
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For a complete list of conditions we treat, visit our FAQ
​When Virtual Urgent Care May Not Be the Right Choice
Virtual Urgent Care is intended for non-emergency medical concerns only and is not appropriate for medical emergencies or conditions that require hands-on evaluation, imaging, or immediate intervention.
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Examples include:
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Chest pain or pressure
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Severe shortness of breath
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Stroke-like symptoms (sudden weakness, slurred speech, facial drooping)
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Serious injuries, deep wounds, or uncontrolled bleeding
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Severe abdominal pain
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Loss of consciousness or confusion
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Your safety is always our top priority. If you believe you may be experiencing a life-threatening condition call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department immediately.
When in doubt, it’s always better to seek emergency care.
