Yes, immediate care can handle many cases of dislocations. For instance, here at Immediate Care of Oklahoma, we can handle a dislocated finger or shoulder. A dislocation occurs when an injury forces a bone out of its normal position at a joint. This can happen during a fall or major blow to the area. A dislocation is pretty obvious, as the pain will be high, the joint will be difficult to move, and there will be a noticeable deformity in the area. A person can ice the area to help with the swelling and control any bleeding, but it's necessary to get care at a clinic like ours. Professional care will return the bone to its natural position, and with some rehabilitation and rest, the area will heal. It can be difficult to tell whether a bone is dislocated or broken, but we can determine this at our clinic and treat either injury. We're able to provide X-rays, splints, slings, medications, and other services and treatments to help you heal quickly. Also, no appointment is necessary!