Urgent Care is open seven days a week 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Prompt, convenient, non-emergent walk-in medical care. Pennock Urgent Care provides medical care for conditions that are minor and non-life threatening. Experienced physician assistants and nurse practitioners staff Pennock Urgent Care.

When is it Urgent Care?

Colds, flu, fever | Abrasions, cuts, bruises | Sprains and strains | Minor burns | Minor eye injury | Ear, Eyes and skin infections | Respiratory infections | Urinary Tract infections

When to go to Emergency?

More serious injuries and medical conditions are treated at Pennock Emergency Department 24/7. All board certified emergency physicians staff Pennock ED.

Chest pain with persistent pain or pressure | Abdominal pain with persistent pain or pressure | Shortness of breath or inability to breathe | Uncontrollable bleeding | Head injury or broken bones | Severe headaches | Poisoning or suspected overdose | Seizure or loss of consciousness | Numbness or paralysis of face, arm or leg | Sudden slurred speech, visual changes or weakness | Major burns
Intense pain | Severe reaction to bites, medication or food | Suspected Child abuse

Call 911 if you have severe or life-threatening medical emergency.

 

Urgent Care: 1108 W. State Street, Hastings | 269-948-3360

Emergency: 1009 W. Green Street (at main Hospital)