At Immediate Care Urgent Care of OK, our board-certified doctors will examine your injury. They will use our onsite digital x-ray to take an image of your injury to look for fractures. These images help our physicians determine the location, severity, and type of fracture you have suffered. We can also send these images to your regular doctor upon request. In many cases of less severe diagnosed broke bone, we will apply a splint to the area to help immobilize the injury. Immobilizing the site of the broken bone will promote healing and prevent further injuries. A cast may be needed in some cases. More severe fractures will likely be referred to a specialist for further evaluation and treatment for several reasons. A compound or open fracture has an increased risk of infection and requires emergency care. A fracture often leads to prolonged discomfort. Our doctors may prescribe some pain relievers to you to help with those symptoms as you recover. These pain relievers may be over the counter, or they might prescribe stronger medication depending on your injury. Immediate Care Urgent Care of OK has five locations in the greater Oklahoma City area, and we are open seven days a week. No appointment is needed, and we accept most major insurances.