X-Rays and Bone Fractures

X-Rays

Digital X-Rays for Bone Fractures & Pneumonia 

X-rays are one of the most common diagnostic tools used to evaluate injuries and illnesses. They allow providers to quickly assess bone fracturesjoint injuries, and lung conditions such as pneumonia. At our urgent care, we provide same-day X-ray referral and evaluation with no appointment needed for both adults and children.

X-Rays for Bone Fractures

Bone injuries can occur from falls, sports, or accidents. Symptoms that may indicate a fracture include:

• Pain and swelling
• Bruising or tenderness
• Deformity or limited movement
• Difficulty bearing weight
• Reduced range of motion

If a fracture is suspected, an X-ray helps confirm the injury and guide treatment such as splinting or orthopedic referral.

X-Rays for Pneumonia & Lung Conditions

Chest X-rays are commonly used to evaluate lung infections such as pneumonia, especially when symptoms include:

• Fever or chills
• Persistent cough
• Chest discomfort
• Shortness of breath
• Fatigue or weakness

Chest X-rays can help differentiate viral vs. bacterial causes and determine if additional treatment is needed.

Benefits of On-Site Evaluation

Our urgent care provides:

✓ Same-day evaluation
✓ Respiratory and orthopedic assessment
✓ X-ray referral for chest and bone imaging
✓ Treatment guidance based on imaging results
✓ Follow-up instructions and specialist referrals when needed

When to Seek Urgent Care

Visit urgent care if you have:

• Injury with suspected fracture
• Persistent cough or fever
• Breathing difficulty
• Chest pain
• Worsening respiratory symptoms
• Swelling or deformity after injury

To schedule an appointment, please visit our appointment page or call us at (352) 399 2422  for assistance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can urgent care order X-rays for fractures?

Yes. We evaluate injuries and order X-rays to assess for bone fractures or joint injuries when appropriate.

Yes. Chest X-rays can help confirm pneumonia and determine if antibiotics or additional care are needed.

Symptoms include persistent cough, fever, shortness of breath, chest discomfort, or breathing difficulty.

Pain, swelling, bruising, deformity, difficulty moving a limb, or inability to bear weight may indicate a fracture.

No. At urgent care, you can walk in for an evaluation and X-ray referral if medically necessary.

Yes. We provide X-ray evaluation for both adults and children.

No. At American Urgent Care and Walk-In Clinics, you can walk in during clinic hours for same-day evaluation.