If you are running out of your prescription medications and cannot get in to see your primary care provider or specialist, our urgent care may be able to provide short-term refill services to ensure continuity of care and prevent treatment lapses.
No appointment needed — walk in anytime for evaluation.
Primary Care Medication Refills
If you are temporarily unable to see your primary doctor, we can help refill common primary care medications such as:
- Blood pressure medication
- Diabetes medication
- Cholesterol medication (select medications)
- Thyroid medication (select medications)
Keeping chronic conditions controlled can prevent serious complications such as stroke, heart attack, uncontrolled blood sugar, or hypertensive crisis.
Asthma Medication Refills
We provide refills for commonly used asthma rescue medications including:
- Albuterol Inhalers
- Albuterol Nebulizer Solution
These may be provided for patients who have run out of medication or are waiting for follow-up with their provider.
Short-Term Pain Medication (Opioid) Refills
If you are unable to reach your pain management doctor, we may provide a short-term 3-day bridge prescription for opioid pain medications when medically appropriate.
Evaluation is required, and prescriptions are provided at the discretion of the medical provider or may require supporting documentation.
This service is intended to help minimize withdrawal and maintain stability until follow-up care is available.
Short-Term Psychiatric Medication Refills
If you are waiting for a psychiatrist appointment or recently ran out of medication, we may provide short-term bridge refills for:
- Anxiety (Benzodiazepines — evaluation required)
- Depression (SSRIs / SNRIs)
- Bipolar Disorders
- ADHD
- Seizure Disorders
Medication refills are provided when clinically appropriate and may require documentation of prior prescriptions or medication history.
When to Seek Urgent Care for Medication Refills
Urgent care may be appropriate if:
- Your doctor is unavailable or out of town
- You recently moved or switched providers
- Your pharmacy denied a refill due to timing
- Appointments are delayed or months away
- Your specialist is booked or insurance changed
- You ran out unexpectedly and need continuity of care
Our goal is to keep patients safe and stable.
Controlled Substance & Safety Policy
Controlled medications (opioids, benzodiazepines, stimulants, and certain mood or seizure medications) are prescribed only after medical evaluation and at provider discretion for short-term bridging.
Our providers prioritize patient safety, appropriate prescribing, and compliance with state and federal guidelines.
Walk-In Medication Refill Support
We treat both adults and adolescents and provide same-day evaluation with no appointment required.
To schedule an appointment, please visit our appointment page or call us at (352) 399 2422 for assistance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can urgent care refill my prescription medication?
Yes. We may provide short-term medication refills after evaluation to prevent lapses in treatment until you can see your primary provider or specialist.
What primary care medications can urgent care refill?
Medications for blood pressure, diabetes, asthma, allergies, thyroid conditions, and other non-emergency chronic conditions may be refilled when medically appropriate.
Can urgent care refill asthma inhalers?
Yes. We can refill albuterol inhalers and albuterol nebulizer solution for patients managing asthma symptoms.
Can urgent care refill pain medications?
We may provide a short-term 3-day bridge refill of opioid pain medications when appropriate and after evaluation. Documentation may be required.
Can urgent care refill psychiatric medications?
Yes. We may provide short-term bridge refills for medications used for anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, ADHD, and seizure disorders while waiting for a psychiatrist appointment.
Why would I come to urgent care for refills?
Urgent care is helpful if your doctor is unavailable, your appointment is delayed, you recently moved, insurance changed, or you ran out unexpectedly.
Do you refill controlled medications?
Controlled medications are refilled only after in-person evaluation and at the provider’s discretion based on safety and prescription history.
Do I need an appointment?
No. At urgent care, you can walk in anytime during clinic hours for refill evaluation.
