Hurt Your Ankle, Knee, or Shoulder? Here’s Where to Go.
A sudden injury brings up a lot of questions fast. Is it broken? Do I need the E.R.? What will this cost?
You don't have to guess. At OrthoUnited Express Care, you can walk in and see an orthopaedic specialist, with X-rays on-site and no hospital facility fee. No appointment or referral needed.
Get Hours & Directions Call (844) 469-2663OMNI Campus Express Care
Address:
4760 Belpar St NW
North Canton, OH 44718
Phone Number:
Hours:
Monday – Friday: 7 am – 7 pm
Saturday: 9 am – 1 pm
Spectrum Campus Express Care
Address:
7442 Frank Ave
North Canton, OH 44720
Phone Number:
Hours:
Monday – Friday: 7 am – 7 pm
Saturday: 9 am – 1 pm
Quick Answer:
Where Should I Go for a Sprain or Possible Broken Bone?
For non-life-threatening bone, joint, and muscle injuries like sprains, possible fractures, and sports injuries, you can walk in to OrthoUnited Express Care. An orthopaedic specialist will evaluate your injury, take X-rays on-site if needed, and explain your diagnosis and treatment plan, without the added hospital facility fee that often comes with an E.R. visit.
Does This Sound Like You?
- You just rolled your ankle, twisted your knee, or hurt your shoulder, and you're not sure how serious it is
- You don't want to spend hours in an E.R. waiting room
- You're worried about an unexpected bill
- You didn't know orthopaedic urgent care was an option
- You need answers quickly so you can get back to work and your family
- You want a simple visit, not a maze of referrals
Express Care is here for moments like this. Walk in, see an orthopaedic specialist, and leave with a diagnosis and a plan.
Same Injury. Very Different Bill.
For sprains, possible fractures, and other non-life-threatening injuries, where you go can affect both your wait and your bill. At OrthoUnited, you get our expert focus and honest pricing.
Emergency Room
OrthoUnited Express Care
Who you see
An E.R. physician who treats every type of emergency
An orthopaedic specialist who treats bone, joint, and muscle injuries every day
Getting seen
Waits can be long, since the most serious cases go first
Walk in during open hours, no appointment needed
Imaging
X-rays available
Access to advanced imaging on-site at both Express Care locations
Next steps
Often a referral to follow up with an orthopaedic specialist later
A diagnosis and treatment plan from an orthopaedic specialist in the same visit
Hospital facility fee
Often added to an E.R. visit
None. Express Care isn't part of a hospital.
When to Go to the E.R. Instead
Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room for serious or life-threatening injuries, such as heavy bleeding, a bone breaking through the skin, a head injury, loss of consciousness, or chest pain.
What to Expect at Express Care
Step
Walk In
Come in during open hours at either location. No appointment or referral is needed. Bring a photo ID and your insurance card.
Step
See an Orthopaedic Specialist
An orthopaedic specialist will ask how the injury happened, examine the area, and talk through what you're feeling.
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Get X-Rays On-Site
If you need imaging, X-rays are taken right there, so you don't have to go somewhere else and wait for results. Learn more about our diagnostics.
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Leave With a Diagnosis and a Plan
Depending on your injury, your plan may include a splint, cast, or brace, medication, or an injection for pain. Our casting and durable medical equipment services are on-site.
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Follow Up With the Same Team
If you need more care, you'll be connected with the right OrthoUnited specialist without starting over somewhere new.
Why Choose OrthoUnited Express Care?
Orthopaedics Is All We Do Here
Every provider at Express Care specializes in orthopaedic injuries. You're seen by someone who treats fractures, sprains, and sports injuries every day.
Expert Care. Clear Costs. No Hospital Facility Fees.
Because Express Care isn't part of a hospital, you won't see the added facility fee that often comes with an E.R. visit. Questions about coverage? Our Financial Education page can help.
Two Locations, Open Weekday Evenings and Saturdays
Express Care is open until 7 pm on weekdays and Saturday mornings at our OMNI Campus in Canton and Spectrum Campus in North Canton.
One System From Start to Finish
Diagnosis, follow-up visits, physical therapy, and surgery, if it's ever needed, all happen within OrthoUnited.
Your Care Journey Starts Here
Your Express Care visit is the first step. If you need more care, like a follow-up with a specialist, physical therapy, or surgery at one of our surgical centers, the same team stays with you through recovery and back to the activities you enjoy.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Orthopaedic Express Care
Does OrthoUnited Express Care charge a hospital facility fee?
No. Because Express Care isn't part of a hospital, you won't be charged the added hospital facility fee that often comes with an E.R. visit. Your costs depend on your insurance plan and the care you receive, such as X-rays or a brace.
How long is the wait at Express Care?
Wait times vary based on how many patients are being seen. Because Express Care focuses only on orthopaedic injuries, you're not waiting behind other types of emergencies, and many patients tell us they were seen quickly.
Do I need an appointment for Express Care?
No. Express Care is walk-in only during open hours. If your injury isn't urgent and you'd prefer to book a time with a specialist, you can schedule an appointment online.
Does Express Care accept my insurance?
OrthoUnited works with many commercial insurance plans, but coverage, copays, and deductibles vary. Call either Express Care location or your insurance provider with questions, or visit our Financial Education page.
What injuries does Express Care treat?
Express Care treats non-life-threatening orthopaedic injuries, including broken bones, sprains and strains, sports injuries, and injuries to the foot, ankle, knee, hip, shoulder, hand, and wrist, as well as back and neck pain.
When should I go to the E.R. instead?
Go to the E.R. or call 911 for serious or life-threatening injuries, such as heavy bleeding, a bone breaking through the skin, a head injury, loss of consciousness, or chest pain.
What should I bring to Express Care?
Bring a photo ID, your insurance card, and a list of any medications you take. If you've had imaging for this injury somewhere else, bring that information too.
Injured Today? Walk In.
You don't need an appointment or a referral. Walk in to either Express Care location during open hours, call with questions, or schedule a follow-up visit online.