What Are Basic Follow-Up Visits and Why Are They Important? Urgent Care of NJ offers basic follow-up visits to make sure that people are getting better after their first visit to our clinic. A basic follow-up visit is a short, focused meeting where the provider reviews test results, checks to see how well the treatment […]
What Are Specialist Referrals and When Are They Needed? Urgent Care of NJ refers people to healthcare professionals when they need ongoing or advanced care for a problem. An urgent care provider can give you a specialty reference if you need to see a doctor who specializes in heart disease, orthopedics, skin, neurology, or gastroenterology. […]
What Are Non-Controlled Medication Refills? After the right evaluation, Urgent Care of NJ gives short-term refills for non-controlled medicines all over New Jersey. Refills for non-controlled meds are drugs that are not controlled substances. These include most blood pressure medicines, diabetes pills, cholesterol medicines, thyroid hormones, and popular inhalers. When a patient runs out, can […]
What Are Doctor’s Notes for Work or School? After a medical exam, Urgent Care of NJ gives patients in New Jersey doctor’s notes for work or school. A doctor’s note, which is also known as a medical excuse or clearance note, is a written record that says a patient was seen for a health problem […]
