Kadlec ExpressCare at Walgreens - Pasco
8 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Kadlec ExpressCare at Walgreens - Pasco
8 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Open For Virtual Care At Home
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During these uncertain times, we are primarily offering virtual health care to our patients. See a board-certified provider right away using your smartphone, tablet or computer. No appointment needed! Same trusted health care, while keeping you and your family safe.
We're your faster way to well, with same-day appointments and extended hours seven days a week. We're here when you need care for the stuff you just can't treat at home – a sore throat that won't quit, a soccer sprain, a stomachache that defies the pink drink. You get the idea. Come see us when you want fast care from folks who know health.
Conditions Treated:
- Allergies
- Ear/nose/throat
- Eye irritations
- Urinary tract infections (UTI)
- Skin conditions
- Sprains/strains
- Cuts/scrapes
Insurance Accepted
* We are currently unable to accept Medi-Cal in our ExpressCare clinics.
ExpressCare Clinic FAQs
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What specialty care do you provide?
Providence ExpressCare takes care of the common conditions that get you down, on your schedule. No waiting rooms – just book online and choose a time at Providence.org/ExpressCare. We’re here for things like coughs and colds, strains and sprains, rashes, earaches, UTIs, and more. We provide screenings and tests too.
If we can’t take care of you, we’ve got a powerful network of Providence providers we’ll connect you with. Unlike those other same-day clinics, your records don’t fall into a black hole – we’re integrated with Providence primary care, so your primary care physician stays connected with your treatments and history, even at ExpressCare. We’re here for the care you need right now, while keeping you connected with your broader care community.
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Do you offer vaccines and travel immunizations?
Vaccines aren’t available in our ExpressCare at Walgreens clinics, but we do in our standalone clinics – flu; tetanus, diphtheria, pertussis (Tdap); and tetanus diphtheria (Td). Visit Providence.org/ExpressCare to find a local standalone ExpressCare near you. Some vaccines are age-restricted – call 888-227-3312 for details.
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When will I get my lab results?
Your provider will let you know when to expect your results – it’s usually around 3-5 days. You’ll receive a secure email with the results and if you have MyChart they’ll be available there as well. One of our providers will reach out to discuss the results with you if anything is abnormal.
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Do you have X-ray capability?
We don’t have an X-ray capability on site. If your provider confirms you need an X-ray, she or he will make plans for you to get one.
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Do you offer tuberculosis (TB) tests?
Only in our standalone ExpressCare clinics, not in our ExpressCare at Walgreens clinics. In our standalone clinics, we can test for tuberculosis (TB) through the purified protein derivative (PPD) skin test. Visit Providence.org/ExpressCare to find a local standalone ExpressCare near you.
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Do you provide STD testing?
Yes. We can screen for STDs through urine tests and diagnose symptoms with a genital exam.
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Can I come to ExpressCare if all I need is a blood draw?
Our provider will take a look at your condition and let you know if you need any blood work.
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Can you refill my narcotic prescription?
We don’t prescribe or refill controlled medications (narcotics pain medications, benzodiazepines, schedule medications, etc.). You’ll need to talk to your primary care provider for those refills.
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Do you handle motor vehicle accident, occupational health or worker’s compensation visits?
We do not; please reach out to your primary care provider to handle those exams and forms.
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How do I get answers about my medications?
You can call 888-227-3312, or if you have MyChart, you can message your provider directly there.
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Can you fill out health forms?
It depends! We’re able to fill out forms for sports, school and camp physicals for children up through high school, but can’t complete forms for other types of physicals at this time.