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.
If you or your child have symptoms that are acute enough to seek immediate care but not so severe that you...
Does this sound familiar? “Should I just go to my regular doctor?” You went to work today but you feel...
Medical certification is required for certain drivers. Those who drive CMVs, busses, and more need to show that...
You're not sure if that chest tightness is anxiety or something worse. Your kid has a 103°F fever at 9 p.m....
You wake up on a Sunday morning with an ear that's been aching all night, or a holiday weekend leaves you...
In many cases, you will have the opportunity to see a doctor at an urgent care clinic. However, this may vary...
Urgent care centers can provide a wide variety of medical services and treat a large number of...
Wait times in the urgent care center can vary. Depending on the number of people waiting and the severity of...
Yes — urgent care providers can prescribe most medications you'd reasonably need for an acute illness or injury....
Short answer: most urgent care locations are not open 24 hours a day. The typical urgent care center is open...
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