Help for Unexpected Health Concerns

Talk with Us About New Symptoms

A sore throat, lingering cough, or minor injury can interrupt your day. Midwest Medical members can contact their care team for guidance and same- or next-day appointments. We’ll discuss your symptoms and arrange an office, phone, or video visit as appropriate. Your provider explains the next steps, including whether you need testing or treatment.

Schedule a Meet-and-Greet

Tell Us What Has Changed

A Clear Plan for Recovery

We ask when your symptoms started, how they’ve changed, and what you’ve tried at home. Your provider reviews your health history and examines you when an office visit is needed. If testing would help guide treatment, we explain the options and any separate charges.

You’ll get instructions for treatment, follow-up, and symptoms that need further attention. For severe or life-threatening symptoms, call 911.

When to Contact Your Team

Get Help with These Common Health Concerns

Contact us about new symptoms or minor injuries so your care team can assess what’s happening, explain your options, and determine whether care within our practice is appropriate.

Common Reasons for Sick Visits

  • Cold symptoms
  • Coughs
  • Sore throats
  • Sinus symptoms
  • Ear pain
  • Fever
  • Seasonal allergies
  • Urinary symptoms
  • Rashes
  • Nausea or diarrhea
  • Minor cuts and scrapes
  • Mild sprains and strains
  • Minor burns
  • Insect bites and stings

Same or Next Day
Sick visit availability

Support While You Recover

Stay Connected with Your Care Team as You Recover

Questions can come up after you start treatment. Contact your care team if symptoms change, you have trouble with a medication, or you’re unsure about your instructions. We’ll review your concerns and arrange another evaluation when needed.

Access

Same- or next-day appointments help members get new symptoms evaluated promptly.

Familiarity

Your care team considers your medical history when assessing a new concern.

Guidance

Understand your treatment plan and when to seek further care.

Follow-up

Reach out with questions about your recovery between appointments.