Frequently Asked Questions
Your health is so important to us. We’re eager to help, so we’re providing answers to some common questions to make your visit easier. If you have other questions or concerns, feel free to call one of our centers or ask us when you visit.
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X-rays may be requested by a vybe clinician following a full evaluation. If the clinician recommends an x-ray, you may obtain an x-ray immediately at the current location (if available), or we will refer you to a nearby location with same-day availability. Please note that we cannot accept radiology orders from outside vybe.
vybe’s portal is a great tool that allows you to easily view your appointment history, access lab results, and diagnoses, as well as review discharge instructions and other important patient paperwork.
Yes, vybe can provide stitches for minor to moderate cuts and abrasions.
Yes, vybe can remove stitches that were initially administered elsewhere.
Yes, vybe offers STD testing. If you are experiencing unusual symptoms in regards to your sexual health, come into your local vybe for a confidential, routine STD test.
Yes, vybe offers physical exams for work, school, camp, and sports. DOT physicals and immigration physicals are also available at select locations.
The safety, health, and well-being of all our patients are our top priority. In certain cases, we will prioritize care based on the severity of a patient’s medical situation. It’s also possible that they scheduled an appointment.
Our urgent care centers are open seven days a week 8:00 am to 8:00 pm Monday to Friday and 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Saturday and Sunday. We are open every day of the year except Thanksgiving, Christmas Day, and New Year’s Day. We are open from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm on the following holidays: Memorial Day, Fourth of July, Labor Day, and Christmas Eve.
No, you do not need an appointment to visit any vybe urgent care center. Walk-ins are welcome!
You may give permission for someone other than a parent to bring your child(ren) in, speak to the doctor, authorize the child for treatment, vaccinations, medications, certain procedures and make general health decisions. To do this, you must fill out a Consent to Treat form, sign it, and provide a copy of your ID to the guardian you have authorized when they bring your child in to be seen.