DOCS Urgent Care in Bethel provides expert x-ray imaging services from board-certified physicians and trained technicians. Our walk-in clinic has low wait times, affordable costs and accepts most insurances. A board-certified Radiologist is always available to review your images. In addition, a digital copy is also available to share with your orthopedic surgeon or other specialists to better coordinate follow-up management and treatment.
We provide the quality care and treatment you deserve, without the cost. If you have been injured and are in need of x-ray imaging, please visit our Bethel location. Open 8am-8pm, M-F, 8am-4pm Sa-Su. Give a call.
DOCS URGENT CARE – BETHEL
ADDRESS
6 Stony Hill Rd.
Bethel, CT 06801
PHONE
(203) 408-6409
FAX
(203) 917-4930
HOURS
WEEKDAYS : 8AM-8PM
WEEKENDS : 8AM-4PM
Most x-ray services are provided when a bone is suspected to be broken or fractured. Bones are rigid, and although they do have a little flex, too much force will result in cracks or breaks developing. Serious trauma caused from an accident like a car collision can cause bones to break completely or shatter. If you have been injured and fear a broken bone, the professional physicians and technicians at the DOCS Urgent Care of Bethel have the expertise and equipment needed for your care.
While there are many different types of bone fractures, these are the most common:
You are more likely to have a fractured or broken bone if you display these symptoms:
X-rays aren’t just for broken bones. We use digital imaging at our Bethel location to check for a number of health complications, including:
*Pneumonia
*Joint Dislocations
*Foreign bodies
*Kidney stones
*Bowel obstructions and other various stomach issues
*Congestion or fluid in the lungs
DOCS Urgent Care – Bethel is part of the larger DOCS Urgent Care network. A network of professional Urgent Care clinics run by board-certified physicians. Our goal is to give the highest quality care to our patients while providing affordable services.
During this surge in COVID-19 cases, our primary focus is meeting the high demand for tests, and we are seeing higher than usual wait times. This means we are unable to answer most phone calls. Please know that our teams are working very hard during this time to care for as many patients as safely as possible. Please click the button below for answers to common questions. We appreciate your understanding.