Questions Before Your Visit?

Citrus Urgent & Primary Care serves Wedgefield from 16837 E. Colonial Drive, Orlando, FL 32820. We offer walk-in care for nonemergency illnesses and injuries, with on-site X-rays. The best clinic depends on your needs, coverage and travel time.

Yes. Citrus Urgent & Primary Care serves the Bithlo area and is generally open seven days a week, 8 AM to 8 PM. Check holiday or temporary hours before traveling.

Citrus Urgent & Primary Care welcomes walk-ins from Avalon Park and surrounding neighborhoods at 16837 E. Colonial Drive. You can also reserve a visit online if you prefer.

Citrus Urgent & Primary Care is an East Orlando option for Waterford Lakes residents. We provide walk-in evaluation of common illnesses and minor injuries, plus on-site X-rays when indicated.

Citrus Urgent & Primary Care serves the Lake Pickett area from East Colonial Drive. Check your route and travel time to 16837 E. Colonial Drive, Orlando, before heading over.

Yes. Patients from Christmas, Florida can visit Citrus Urgent & Primary Care at 16837 E. Colonial Drive in East Orlando for nonemergency medical concerns.

Citrus Urgent & Primary Care is located at 16837 E. Colonial Drive, Orlando, FL 32820, between Publix and Tractor Supply. Walk-ins are welcome.

Citrus Urgent & Primary Care, in the 32820 ZIP code, is generally open on Sundays from 8 AM to 8 PM. Verify any temporary schedule changes before visiting.

Citrus Urgent & Primary Care's regular hours are 8 AM to 8 PM, seven days a week. For late arrivals, call ahead to confirm the clinic can complete your visit before closing.

Citrus Urgent & Primary Care offers same-day walk-in care near Wedgefield for many nonemergency symptoms and minor injuries. More serious conditions may require emergency department care.

Yes. Citrus Urgent & Primary Care is a locally owned practice serving East Orlando. Our team focuses on accessible, personalized care for nearby families and workers.

Citrus is independently owned and emphasizes a welcoming, personal experience, transparent self-pay options and convenient walk-in access. Services and insurance participation should be compared directly with any clinic you are considering.

Yes. Citrus Urgent & Primary Care is independently and locally owned, rather than operated as a national urgent care chain.

Citrus Urgent & Primary Care is on East Colonial Drive between Publix and Tractor Supply, at 16837 E. Colonial Drive, Orlando, FL 32820.

Citrus Urgent & Primary Care offers on-site X-rays for appropriate injuries and medical concerns. Patients coming from Avalon Park can call ahead to confirm X-ray availability during their visit.

Families near Bithlo can visit Citrus Urgent & Primary Care for many childhood illnesses and minor injuries. Call ahead to confirm the child's age and the services available for their condition.

Citrus Urgent & Primary Care offers a published $175 self-pay urgent care visit option. Ask our team what is included and whether any separate services or follow-up charges apply before treatment.

Urgent care prices vary by clinic, services and insurance. At Citrus Urgent & Primary Care, the standard self-pay urgent care visit is listed at $175; confirm the current fee and inclusions before your visit.

Yes. You do not need insurance to visit Citrus Urgent & Primary Care. Ask about the current self-pay visit rate and any services that may be billed separately.

Citrus lists a $175 self-pay urgent care visit. Because the exact inclusions can depend on the service, please confirm whether testing, imaging, medications, procedures or outside laboratory charges are included before care.

Urgent care is often less expensive than an emergency department for nonemergency problems. However, the final cost depends on the condition, tests, treatment and your coverage; emergencies should always go to an ER.

Yes. Citrus Urgent & Primary Care offers a self-pay option for patients without insurance or those choosing not to use coverage. Contact us to confirm accepted payment methods and the current price.

Yes. Ambetter is on our list of accepted plans for urgent care visits. Call or text us with your insurance card handy and we'll check your specific plan before your visit.

Yes. Sunshine Health is on our list of accepted plans for urgent care visits. Medicaid rules can limit self-pay options, so call or text us before your visit and we'll check your plan.

Not in network yet. Florida Blue members currently pay a flat $100 for an urgent care visit while we work on joining their network. Call or text us with your insurance card handy and we'll explain your options before your visit.

Cigna and Humana (Medicare and Medicaid) are on our list for urgent care visits. Aetna and UnitedHealthcare members currently pay a flat $100 per urgent care visit while we finish joining their networks; we expect Aetna in December 2026. Primary care for Aetna and Cigna members starts in January 2027, pending the plans' official date. Call or text us and we'll check your exact plan.

If Citrus is out of network, your plan may pay less or nothing for nonemergency services. Ask us for a written explanation of the payment arrangement and confirm benefits with your insurer before proceeding.

Many eligible urgent care expenses can be paid with an HSA or FSA card, subject to your plan's rules and the clinic's accepted payment methods. Confirm card acceptance with Citrus.

Some clinics bill testing and imaging separately. At Citrus, confirm the scope of the $175 self-pay offer and any external lab, radiology, procedure or medication charges before receiving services.

Not necessarily. Your out-of-pocket responsibility depends on your plan's deductible, copay, coinsurance, network and the billing arrangement. Verify the specific benefits and payment terms before your visit.

Some plans have a $0 urgent care copay, but that does not necessarily mean the visit is free. Deductibles, coinsurance, noncovered services or out-of-network charges may still apply.

Have your insurance card, member ID and date of birth ready. Contact Citrus and your insurer to confirm the provider's network status, benefits, copay, deductible, referral requirements and whether Citrus will bill the plan.

The full list of plans we accept for urgent care is on our Pricing & insurance page. Florida Blue, UnitedHealthcare and Aetna members currently pay a flat $100 per visit until we're in network. Primary care for Aetna and Cigna members starts in January 2027, pending the plans' official date. Telehealth is self-pay only. Call or text us and we'll check your specific plan.

Seek urgent care for persistent or worsening fever, especially with dehydration or other concerning symptoms. Go to the ER for trouble breathing, confusion, a stiff neck, severe weakness or other emergency signs.

Urgent care clinics can evaluate flu- and COVID-like symptoms and may offer testing based on current supplies and clinical judgment. Call Citrus to confirm which tests are available that day.

Citrus Urgent & Primary Care on East Colonial Drive can evaluate sore throats and determine whether strep testing is appropriate. Call to confirm same-day rapid test availability.

A clinician can assess sinus symptoms and prescribe medication when medically indicated. Many sinus infections are viral and do not need antibiotics.

A cough that persists, worsens, or comes with fever or wheezing may need evaluation. Seek emergency care for severe shortness of breath, chest pain or blue lips.

Yes. A clinician can evaluate symptoms and examine your lungs for possible bronchitis, while checking for conditions such as pneumonia or asthma that may need different treatment.

Strep throat cannot be reliably diagnosed by symptoms alone. A clinician may recommend a rapid strep test or throat culture, particularly with fever and sore throat without a cough.

Urgent care can evaluate symptoms of pneumonia and may use an exam and chest X-ray when appropriate. Severe breathing difficulty, low oxygen or confusion requires emergency care.

Seek evaluation if aches and chills are severe, persistent or accompanied by high fever or worsening symptoms. Emergency signs include breathing difficulty, confusion or severe dehydration.

Many ear infections can be evaluated at a same-day urgent care visit. Treatment depends on age, exam findings and whether the infection is viral or bacterial.

Urgent care can evaluate sinus pain and headaches, but sudden severe headache, neurological symptoms, stiff neck or vision changes require emergency evaluation.

Antibiotics do not treat colds or flu and are not needed for many sinus infections. A clinician will recommend treatment based on the likely cause and your symptoms.

Yes. A cough lasting longer than expected can have several causes, including post-viral irritation, asthma or pneumonia. An exam can help determine whether further testing is needed.

RSV testing availability varies. Citrus can evaluate respiratory symptoms and advise whether RSV testing is appropriate; call ahead to confirm test availability.

Yes. Urgent care can assess pink eye and recommend treatment based on whether it appears viral, bacterial or allergic. Eye pain, vision loss or severe light sensitivity needs urgent specialist or emergency evaluation.

Citrus Urgent & Primary Care offers on-site X-rays at 16837 E. Colonial Drive for appropriate nonemergency concerns. Call ahead to confirm availability and whether your injury can be managed at urgent care.

Urgent care can evaluate many suspected fractures and obtain X-rays when available. Displaced fractures, major deformity, loss of circulation or severe trauma require emergency care.

Urgent care is appropriate for many ankle sprains, especially when swelling or pain makes walking difficult. A clinician can decide whether an X-ray or other treatment is needed.

Yes. Minor cuts and wounds can often be cleaned, assessed and treated at urgent care. Deep wounds, uncontrolled bleeding or injuries involving major structures may require the ER.

Some urgent care clinics can close suitable cuts with stitches or other methods. Call Citrus to confirm the procedure is available and seek emergency care for severe bleeding or complex injuries.

Stitches and staples can often be removed at urgent care after the recommended healing interval. A clinician should inspect the wound before removal; call Citrus to confirm availability.

Citrus lists incision and drainage among its services. A clinician must examine the area first; not every lump needs drainage, and deep or severe infections may need emergency care.

Citrus Urgent & Primary Care provides on-site X-rays for suitable wrist, foot and other injuries. Call ahead to confirm the imaging service and staffing available at the time of your visit.

Small, superficial burns may be evaluated at urgent care. Burns involving the face, hands, genitals, large areas, chemicals or electricity, or causing breathing problems need emergency assessment.

Yes. Urgent care can evaluate swelling, redness or pain after an insect bite. Difficulty breathing, facial or throat swelling or fainting may indicate anaphylaxis: call 911.

Urgent care can assess many cases of new back pain after lifting. Go to the ER for new leg weakness, loss of bladder or bowel control, saddle numbness or major trauma.

Choose the ER for uncontrolled bleeding, major trauma, severe deformity, head injury with concerning symptoms, loss of circulation, chest pain or trouble breathing. Call 911 for life-threatening emergencies.

Citrus welcomes walk-ins for many family medical concerns. Call ahead about the child's age and symptoms to confirm the visit is appropriate for urgent care.

Age limits may vary by the provider and the child's condition. Please call Citrus before bringing an infant or young child so our team can confirm appropriate care availability.

A child with persistent fever, dehydration, ear pain or worsening symptoms may need same-day evaluation. Infants younger than three months with a temperature of 100.4°F (38°C) or higher need immediate medical assessment.

Urgent care can examine children with ear pain and recommend treatment when appropriate. The clinician will consider the child's age, symptoms and ear examination.

Citrus Urgent & Primary Care offers school physicals at 16837 E. Colonial Drive in East Orlando. Bring any school-required forms and vaccination records if requested.

Citrus lists $20 sports physicals. Confirm the current price and whether your school requires additional forms, testing or an EKG.

Urgent care can evaluate many mild cases of vomiting or diarrhea and assess hydration. Seek emergency care for severe abdominal pain, blood in stool, lethargy or signs of significant dehydration.

Yes. A clinician can evaluate a child's sore throat and recommend strep testing when indicated. Call Citrus to confirm testing availability.

A clinician may provide a school note when appropriate after an evaluation. The note reflects the medical assessment and does not guarantee an excused absence under school policy.

Urgent care suits many mild-to-moderate illnesses and minor injuries. Choose pediatric emergency care for breathing trouble, severe dehydration, altered responsiveness, major injury or other emergency signs.

Urgent care can evaluate urinary symptoms, perform urine testing when indicated and prescribe treatment if a UTI is diagnosed. Fever with flank pain or pregnancy may require more urgent assessment.

Citrus Urgent & Primary Care in East Orlando can evaluate UTI symptoms and determine whether same-day urine testing is appropriate. Contact us to confirm testing availability.

Yes. A clinician can evaluate common causes of nausea, vomiting and diarrhea, assess dehydration and recommend treatment. Severe pain, blood in vomit or fainting warrants emergency evaluation.

Seek care for reduced urination, dizziness, dry mouth or inability to keep fluids down. Severe weakness, confusion, fainting or signs of shock require emergency treatment.

Urgent care can assess mild or moderate abdominal discomfort. Severe, sudden or worsening pain, rigid abdomen, pregnancy-related pain or significant bleeding requires an emergency department.

Many urgent care clinics offer STI evaluation and testing, but the tests and specimen collection available vary. Contact Citrus for current services, privacy practices and any outside laboratory fees.

A clinician can evaluate irritation or discharge and recommend appropriate testing or treatment. Pelvic pain with fever, pregnancy complications or severe symptoms may require emergency or specialist care.

Urgent care can assess itchy rashes, contact dermatitis and possible poison ivy exposure, then recommend treatment based on severity. Breathing problems or swelling of the tongue or throat are emergencies.

Mild allergic reactions may be assessed at urgent care. For trouble breathing, throat swelling, fainting or rapidly progressing symptoms, call 911 immediately.

Urgent care can examine redness, warmth, swelling or drainage from a wound and recommend treatment. Rapidly spreading infection, high fever or severe pain may require emergency care.

Citrus Urgent & Primary Care offers DOT physicals at 16837 E. Colonial Drive, Orlando, near Wedgefield. Bring your identification, medication list and relevant medical documentation.

Citrus lists DOT physicals for $85. Confirm the current price and whether any additional documentation or testing is required for your certification.

A DOT medical certificate may be issued the same day when the examination is completed and the driver meets applicable FMCSA standards. Certification is not guaranteed and may require additional records.

Citrus lists $20 school physicals at its East Colonial Drive clinic. Bring the required school forms and check whether immunizations or other services are needed separately.

Citrus lists a sports physical plus EKG option for $50. Ask whether this is appropriate for your school requirements and confirm current availability and pricing.

Pre-employment physical requirements vary by employer. Contact Citrus with the employer's forms and required tests to confirm which services can be performed and the price.

Citrus can assess some nonemergency workplace injuries, but workers' compensation billing may require employer or carrier authorization. Contact us before the visit with claim details.

A clinician may provide return-to-work documentation after an appropriate evaluation. Restrictions and clearance depend on the injury, job duties and medical findings.

Citrus lists a lab-order-only service, but test ordering, specimen collection and outside laboratory fees may vary. Contact us to confirm whether your requested test is available without a full visit.

Urgent care clinics may offer urine pregnancy testing, depending on supplies and services. Call Citrus to confirm availability; severe pain or bleeding during pregnancy requires urgent medical evaluation.

No appointment is generally required at Citrus Urgent & Primary Care. Walk-ins are welcome during regular hours, and you can also reserve a visit online.

You can use Citrus Urgent & Primary Care's online scheduling link from its website or contact the clinic directly. Online booking is for convenience; emergencies should go to 911 or an emergency department.

Bring a photo ID, insurance card if applicable, medication list, allergy information and relevant medical records. For a child, bring a parent or legal guardian and any required forms.

Visit length depends on patient volume, symptoms, tests and procedures. Citrus aims to provide efficient care, but cannot guarantee a specific wait time; ask the front desk for an estimate.

Yes. Citrus Urgent & Primary Care generally welcomes weekend walk-ins and lists regular Saturday and Sunday hours of 8 AM to 8 PM. Verify any temporary hours before traveling.

Citrus offers telehealth for appropriate concerns when the patient and clinician are located where the service is permitted. Some symptoms require an in-person examination or testing.

Citrus lists telehealth visits at $80. Confirm the current fee, eligibility and whether any follow-up in-person care would involve additional charges.

A licensed clinician may prescribe medications during a telehealth visit when clinically appropriate and legally permitted. Certain medicines require additional safeguards or an in-person evaluation.

After evaluating you, a clinician may provide a work or school note when medically appropriate. Notes reflect the actual encounter and do not guarantee an employer's or school's acceptance.

Telehealth can work for selected nonemergency concerns that do not require hands-on examination or testing. Choose in-person care for injuries, significant pain, possible fractures or symptoms needing tests; emergencies require 911 or the ER.

Most visits take under an hour from check-in to check-out, including any X-rays or labs. Saving your spot online makes it even faster.

At 16837 E Colonial Drive, Orlando, FL 32820, in Corner Lakes Plaza, serving East Orlando and nearby communities. We offer walk-in urgent care, on-site X-rays, lab testing, physicals, injury care, illness treatment, telehealth, and weight-loss and wellness services.

We can evaluate many non-life-threatening illnesses and injuries, including infections, minor injuries, abdominal concerns and certain stable chest-related symptoms. We offer on-site EKG testing when clinically appropriate, and our provider can decide whether a higher level of care is needed. For severe or persistent chest pain, significant difficulty breathing, signs of a stroke, uncontrolled bleeding, major trauma, loss of consciousness or other potentially life-threatening symptoms, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. Not sure where to go? Call us at (407) 542-9910 and our team can help guide you based on your symptoms.

Yes. We take X-rays on site when imaging is clinically appropriate, and offer lab work, rapid tests and confidential STD/STI screening, so more gets done in one visit.

Yes. We offer medically guided weight loss, including GLP-1 treatment options such as semaglutide and tirzepatide for eligible patients. Treatment begins with a medical evaluation so your provider can decide which options are right for your health and goals.

Telehealth visits are available in Florida, Georgia, Connecticut and California, at a flat rate with no surprise visit fees.