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X-Rays at Urgent Care: How It Works, Explained Simply

Many urgent care centers have X-ray on site. Broken bones and sprains often show up clearly. A fact-checked patient-education video about x-rays at urgent care — educational only, not medical advice.

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Many urgent care centers have X-ray on site. Broken bones and sprains often show up clearly. Results come back during the same visit. If there is a fracture, the team can splint it and guide next steps. Not every location offers it, so it helps to call ahead. Complex scans, like a CT, are done at the emergency room. For many injuries, an on-site X-ray speeds things up.

This video is educational only and is not medical advice. Every patient is different — talk to your provider about your specific situation.

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