Dr. Rob Rohatsch, MD, is a Board-Certified Emergency Medicine physician and urgent care executive. He earned his MD from Jefferson Medical College, currently serves on multiple boards and is Solv’s Chief Medical Officer.
A hernia occurs when an internal organ pushes through a weakened area of muscle. While a hernia can occur in...
Yes — urgent care can evaluate and treat kidney stones in most non-emergency presentations. If you have flank...
Yes — many urgent care clinics can perform a 12-lead electrocardiogram (EKG or ECG) on site. The test takes...
Yes, urgent care can evaluate and treat high blood pressure—including prescribing medication for new or...
Yes — many urgent care centers offer ultrasounds. Point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) has become a standard...
What is urgent care? Urgent care centers treat conditions that need prompt attention but are not...
Plantar warts are a common type of wart that affects the feet, and they can be painful at times, according to...
Yes — urgent care can diagnose and treat a vaginal yeast infection in a single visit. Providers can take a...
Yes — most urgent care clinics can test for Lyme disease. They can collect a blood sample for CDC-recommended...
A rash is an area of the skin that is irritated, according to the NIH. Most rashes appear red and slightly...
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