Injury and illness treatment in Troy, Illinois

Anderson Hospital ExpressCare Troy is a convenient and accessible healthcare facility located on U.S. 40 in Troy, Illinois, United States. As a part of Anderson Hospital, ExpressCare Centers are designed to provide high-quality care for non-emergency medical needs seven days a week. Our walk-in facility is staffed with experienced healthcare professionals who are ready to offer prompt and efficient care for minor illnesses, sprains, and routine medical services without the need for an appointment. While ExpressCare does not replace your primary care physician or the emergency department, it complements the services each provides. Please note that we do not have IV capabilities, so emergency medical care for dehydration should be sought elsewhere. Additionally, Quest Diagnostics is located within three of our ExpressCare locations for convenient lab services. Visit their website for more information on hours and services.

BJC Medical Group Convenient Care at Edwardsville is a health institution located at 2122 Troy Road in Edwardsville, Illinois, United States. This facility provides convenient and accessible medical care for a wide range of non-life-threatening illnesses and injuries. With a team of experienced healthcare professionals, patients can expect quality care and personalized treatment plans. Whether you need treatment for a minor illness or injury, vaccinations, or preventive care services, BJC Medical Group Convenient Care at Edwardsville is dedicated to serving the healthcare needs of the community.

Washington University Children's After Hours in Edwardsville provides non-emergent care for children's minor illnesses and injuries. With experienced pediatric advanced practice providers, the institution offers rapid Covid testing and PCR testing with quick results. Patients can choose to walk in or schedule their arrival time online to reduce wait times. The institution is open from 5-11 p.m. on weekdays, and from noon to 11 p.m. on weekends and holidays. For potentially life-threatening situations, it is recommended to call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. Patients requiring well-child exams, sports physicals, or school immunizations should schedule with their primary care physician. Stay updated with health-care news from Washington University Physicians, the medical staff of Barnes-Jewish Hospital and St. Louis Children's Hospital.