Rhode island hospital system in West Warwick, Rhode Island

Lifespan Urgent Care in Warwick, located at 17 Airport Road in Rhode Island, offers convenient walk-in medical services for adults and children 18 months and older. Open on weekends and some holidays from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., our experienced providers treat common medical conditions and offer flu and tetanus shots, as well as sports physicals. However, we do not see patients with motor vehicle accident or work-related injuries. Under the leadership of Medical Director Olivier Gherardi, DO, our urgent care facility provides quick access to electronic medical records through MyLifespan and can easily refer patients to emergency services, primary care providers, and specialists if necessary. Located near Warwick, West Warwick, and Cranston, Lifespan Urgent Care in Warwick is a convenient option for residents of these communities.

Karim Khanbhai is a doctor and health institution located at 37 Washington Street in West Warwick, Rhode Island, United States. This institution is affiliated with Hasbro Children’s Hospital, providing a safe place for pediatric care including regular visits with primary care doctors, specialists, and emergency services. The institution is committed to providing the best and safest care for children and their families, even during the COVID-19 pandemic. With over 1200 providers and specialists in their network, Karim Khanbhai offers comprehensive evaluation and treatment for a range of pediatric health issues, including pediatric endocrinology, gastroenterology, and mental health. The institution is dedicated to supporting children through their health challenges, such as Mikie who continued to thrive despite a leukemia diagnosis, thanks to the care provided by the pediatric hematology/oncology team. Karim Khanbhai also conducts valuable clinical research to improve the lives of children and families, with a focus on child mental health. They offer virtual events, conferences, and job opportunities for healthcare professionals, including new graduate nurses.