Garnet Health Urgent Care - Monticello

You can rely on the urgent care specialists at Garnet Health Urgent Care - Monticello for any mild to moderate health conditions in need of medical attention.

Your Trusted Urgent Care Clinic

Not all illnesses or injuries require an emergency room visit. But many can quickly affect quality of life and may require medical attention at an urgent care clinic. Garnet Health's facility in Monticello, NY, is an ideal choice for residents of Sullivan County and nearby communities. You can be seen in a short period of time and provided the support and answers you need.

Many situations may warrant a visit to our urgent care facility. Our knowledgeable doctors handle a variety of symptoms and conditions such as:

• Minor injuries such as sprains, broken fingers or toes
• Allergic reactions or seasonal allergies
• Urinary tract infections (UTI)
• Mild to moderate vomiting, diarrhea or dehydration
• Eye irritation and redness
• Minor lacerations or cuts
• Skin rashes, insect bites and infections
• Nose bleeds
• Severe sore throat or cough
• A fever not higher than 104 degrees

The Area's Premier Urgent Care Clinic

Partner with the trusted medical professionals at Garnet Health to receive care when you need it. We meet all Urgent Care Association (UCA) standards and criteria for quality of patient care, safety and scope of services, and have been accredited the highest level of distinction for urgent care centers. Our urgent care staff members, from physicians to representatives greeting you at the door or via phone, demonstrate their commitment to providing patients with access to the highest quality care every day.

Experiencing a mild to moderate health concern that requires quick medical attention? Visit the specialty doctors at Garnet Health's Monticello urgent care facility. We're open seven days a week and no appointment is necessary.

When to Seek Emergency Care

Despite their similar names, urgent care clinics and emergency rooms are not the same thing. Our urgent care clinics treat mild to moderate health conditions that are not life-threatening. If you or a loved one are experiencing a medical emergency that requires immediate attention, call 911. This includes situations where you or a loved one:

• May be having a heart attack, stroke or seizure or experiencing sudden loss of vision
• Have major injuries or wounds
• May be having a miscarriage
• Have been involved in a motor-vehicle accident
• Have fallen from a height greater than 5 feet
• Have sustained a significant head injury
• Are coughing up or vomiting blood
• Have severe abdominal pain or extreme vomiting
• Have severe shortness of breath or a severe asthma attack
• Are in diabetic shock
• Have sustained a back injury and now cannot walk
• Have loss of bowel/bladder function
• Are experiencing suicidal or homicidal feelings

If you're experiencing a more mild or moderate injury or illness, please consider our urgent care services. This will not only likely save you time and money compared to an emergency room visit, but will also allow our Emergency Department staff to focus on patients with life-threatening conditions.

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Statement on Antibiotic Stewardship

Garnet Health Urgent Care complies with evidence-based guidelines or best practices regarding antibiotic prescribing and promote rational and appropriate antibiotic therapies while improving clinical outcomes and minimizing unintentional side-effects of antimicrobial use, including toxicity and emergence of resistant organisms.