Your health is our primary concern, that is why we welcome your questions and take the time to answer them.
Browse the list of topics below, and if you still need to contact us, either fill out the form, or call us during normal business hours:
727-945-0100 (Holiday clinic), or
727-953-9888 (Palm Harbor Clinic)
Yes, we have rapid antigen in office tests and PCR send out Covid-19 testing.
We have made the office safe for everyone that comes inside. When arriving, you will be checked in by our staff and be given a mask to wear. Our physical waiting room is closed to anyone with any kind of infectious illness, all such patients will wait in their cars. When it is time for your visit, you will either receive a text or call. We sanitize the room, door knobs, and chairs after every patient.
Absolutely, yes. Upon arrival check in, then you can wait in your car until it’s time for your visit. You will either receive a text or call when it’s time to come in.
The most common symptoms of Covid-19 are fever, tiredness, and dry cough. Other symptoms include shortness of breath, aches and pains, and sore throat. In rare cases, people report diarrhea, nausea or a runny nose.
If you feel unwell and have symptoms like fever, tiredness, and dry cough, you may come in to be tested and/or treated and to talk to one of the Doctors or P.A.s about your symptoms.
Pay increased attention to personal hygiene: wash your hands regularly with soap and water, or clean them with alcohol-based hand rub. When outdoors, avoid touching your face. Refrain from unnecessary travel and try to stay away from large groups of people.
According to the World Health Organization, most estimates of the incubation period for COVID-19 range from 1 to 14 days.
You should bring an Identification card along with an insurance card, if applicable. Also as a patient you should bring your medication list along with any drug allergies you may have.
For billing-related questions, please email: Sara@doctoruc.com or call 813-920-0023
For your convenience, our practices accept cash, credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, Discover, and American Express). Unfortunately, we do not accept personal checks or money orders. We also do not do any kind of payment plans within our facility.
The time frame can range anywhere from 1 to 5 days to obtain the results from the lab. Holidays and weekends may affect the typical time frame however, you will be informed with your results as soon as they are received in our office. Even if they are normal.
Believe it or not, there is NO charge to receive a copy of your medical records. Attorneys and other requesting companies may be charged, but the patient or other treating or referring physicians are not charged.
No appointment booking is necessary. We welcome walk-in patients.
If you’re unable to get an appointment with your own family doctor, you can still visit our walk-in clinic. You do not need permission from your family doctor to register. The visit remains completely confidential unless you wish to inform your family doctor that you were seen at the walk-in clinic.
Each plan is different and your “urgent care” benefits may be different from the benefits you are used to seeing. If you have questions in regards to your urgent care co pay prior to being seen, you can call the number on the back of your insurance card and speak to them about your specific plan.
We offer affordable school and sports physicals all year round at all locations. Read more.
Here in Florida, the flu season typically lasts October through May, with most flu cases occurring in January and February.
The good news is that influenza vaccines can be given at any time, even later in the season (December through March), and still help protect you from influenza.
Most people should get the flu vaccine, but especially those of you who are older, or have multiple medical problems.
Doctors Urgent Care carries flu vaccines in addition to vaccines for Hepatitis B, Tetanus/diphtheria and PPD testing for Tuberculosis
As a service to our patients, flu vaccines are only $20 if paid cash at time of service. Many insurances do cover the flu vaccine in full.
Though you can receive the flu vaccine if ill without a fever, we discourage it. Be aware that the vaccine does take a few weeks to give its full protective effect.
The flu mutates every year. The flu vaccine changes every year with the virus; therefore, a new vaccine is required every year.
