Illness and Infection Care
Practical Care for Common Illnesses
When symptoms interrupt work, school, or family life, TGH Urgent Care powered by Fast Track offers a convenient place to be evaluated. Our providers assess your symptoms, use testing when appropriate, and explain next steps for recovery or follow-up care.
What We Commonly Evaluate
Our illness-care service is designed for non-life-threatening symptoms that need timely attention. Patients age three months and older can receive care for a broad range of everyday health concerns.
Testing Can Help Guide Treatment
When symptoms overlap, in-clinic testing may help clarify what is causing them. Depending on your needs, the team may recommend tests for flu, COVID-19, strep, RSV, mono, glucose, or other concerns.
Support for Everyday Symptoms
Focused evaluation helps you understand what may be causing your symptoms and what to do next.
A Visit Built Around Your Needs
Care can include examination, testing, treatment recommendations, prescriptions, and follow-up planning.
Provider Examination
A qualified provider reviews your symptoms and health history before recommending an appropriate care plan.
On-Site Testing
Available testing can provide useful information during the visit instead of requiring a separate appointment.
Treatment Guidance
You receive practical instructions for symptom management, medications, and when to seek additional care.
Pharmacy Convenience
When appropriate, prescriptions can be sent to your pharmacy, with select in-house medications available for convenience.
Designed for Families and Busy Schedules
Pediatric Availability
The clinic welcomes patients from three months of age, including children with common illnesses and minor symptoms.
Walk-In Access
Walk-ins are welcome seven days a week, or you can save your spot online before arriving.
Extended Daily Hours
Open seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. for care that fits changing schedules.
Follow-Up Direction
Providers help explain whether home care, primary care follow-up, or a higher level of treatment is appropriate.
How to Get Illness Care
Describe Your Symptoms
Tell the care team what you are experiencing, when it began, and any relevant medical history or medications.
Complete the Evaluation
A qualified provider examines you and determines whether in-clinic testing would help guide care.
Review Your Plan
Discuss treatment recommendations, prescriptions when appropriate, home-care instructions, and warning signs.
Follow Up as Directed
Use the recommended follow-up plan and seek emergency care for symptoms that may be life-threatening.
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