Medac Urgent Care is committed to promoting a safe and healthy work environment
Medac Health Blog
by Katie Welker
9M ago
  Dr. Martha Ljung, Medical Director, and Amy Lougher, Director of Operations, enjoyed connecting with safety and health professionals at the annual Wilmington Regional Safety & Health School event. Medac Urgent Care is committed to promoting a safe and healthy work environment by offering:   Work-related Illnesses and Injuries Onsite X-rays  Pre-employment Physicals Drug & Alcohol Screening Vaccines & TB Testing   Thank you to everyone who stopped by our exhibit; we look forward to seeing you at the next event! The post Medac Urgent Care is committed to pr ..read more
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Spring Has Sprung – Don’t Let Allergies Ruin the Fun!
Medac Health Blog
by Katie Welker
1y ago
Runny Nose? Sneezing? Watery Eyes?  Spring is a beautiful season, but for many, it also means dealing with uncomfortable seasonal allergies or lingering winter colds. At Medac Urgent Care, we can provide relief from a runny nose, itchy eyes, and sneezing so you can enjoy the season to the fullest. We can help with:  Congestion  Coughing  Runny Nose Fatigue  Sneezing Itchy, Water Eyes Not sure if you’re suffering from spring allergies or a virus?  Medac also offers COVID-19, flu, and strep testing to rule out contagious illnesses. Our team is committed to providi ..read more
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Stay Healthy This Flu Season
Medac Health Blog
by courtneyweaver
1y ago
Getting a flu shot is your first defense against contracting the flu this winter season. The quadrivalent influenza vaccine is conveniently available at all Medac locations, seven days per week. Simply walk in from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM, or save your spot online.   Flu Shots Now Available      Most health insurance providers cover the flu vaccine. We can bill your flu shot to any insurance accepted at Medac.               No insurance? No problem. Flu shots are convenient and affordable with our self-pay pricing option.   Our urgent ca ..read more
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Try-outs Tomorrow?
Medac Health Blog
by courtneyweaver
1y ago
Check Camp, School, & Sports Physicals Off Your To-do List Today Medac Urgent Care offers school, sports, and camp physicals from 8 AM to 8 PM, every day of the week. We understand that it can be challenging to make a last-minute appointment with the pediatrician. Medac provides a convenient alternative that works with your schedule, even when your doctor is booked or on summer vacation. This offer is for high school age and younger students. If you have a specific form for your organization or activity, please bring it with you to your visit. No appointment is necessary – simply walk-in ..read more
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Summer Fun and…Urgent Care Visits
Medac Health Blog
by courtneyweaver
1y ago
Whether it’s the first pool party of the season, you’re grilling out with friends, or enjoying a summer sports game, a day of fun in the sun can lead to an unexpected trip to urgent care. Medac is open daily from 8AM to 8PM at all locations to help with your warm-weather injuries and illnesses. Simply Save Your Spot online, or walk-in now for care.  Visit Medac so we can help with:  COVID-19 – travel testing, exposure, work clearance, symptom relief  Sunburn from too much time at the beach or pool Food poisoning from your backyard BBQ Allergic reactions from itchy poison i ..read more
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When to Visit an Urgent Care for a Bug Bite
Medac Health Blog
by courtneyweaver
1y ago
Commonly at Medac Urgent Care we see all types of bites, from pesky mosquitos to spiders and ticks.  Sometimes it is hard to figure out the culprit of the bite.  Most do not require medical attention, however, here are a few signs to look out for.   Signs of Infection Signs of infection include redness, warmth, swelling, red streaking around the bite, fever, chills, drainage from the bite and/or pain.  These signs may indicate the need for an antibiotic.   The “Bulls Eye” The “bulls-eye” rash is a distinct pattern that appears on the skin after a person that has been b ..read more
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What Services Are Offered at Medac Urgent Care
Medac Health Blog
by courtneyweaver
1y ago
At Medac Urgent Care we offer a variety of services to meet many of our community’s needs.  Open seven days a week from 8:00am to 8:00pm with walk-in service and offering (LINK) Save My Spot online check-in we make care more convenient.  In addition to helping with things like ear infections and common colds, here are a few of the needs our center can assist with:   Dislocations & Fractures Dislocations occur when a joint injury forces a bone out of position. Fractures are mostly caused by high-force impact or stress. Our centers can give you an initial evaluation and often ..read more
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What Are Springtime Allergies?
Medac Health Blog
by courtneyweaver
1y ago
The transition into spring brings warmer weather, blooming flowers, and for many people, annoying allergies. Since spring is the primary time of the year for seasonal allergies, you might notice yourself sneezing more often and not feeling the best.   What is Pollen?   Pollen is an airborne allergen that can affect our health. Pollen grains are tiny “seeds” dispersed from flowering plants, trees, grass, and weeds. The amount and type of pollen in the air depends on the season and geographic region. What it Does to The Body   The job of a healthy immune system is to recognize for ..read more
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Artificial Sweeteners vs. Sugar For Springtime BBQ Treats
Medac Health Blog
by courtneyweaver
1y ago
Artificial sweeteners, also called sugar substitutes, are substances that are used instead of table sugar. Because artificial sweeteners are a lot sweeter than table sugar, smaller amounts are needed to achieve the same amount of sweet.  With so many options of sweeteners, there is no wonder some are questioning which is the best choice.  Here are a few details about each to help in your decision.   Understanding Artificial Sweeteners   Artificial sweeteners are synthetic sugar substitutes.  They often are an attractive alternative to sugar because they add virtually n ..read more
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How to Safely Remove Earwax at Home
Medac Health Blog
by courtneyweaver
1y ago
Earwax production is usually a normal and healthy function providing protection and lubrication for our ears.  It helps reduce the risk of ear infections due to its antibacterial components. Earwax buildup may be uncomfortable and in extreme cases cause temporary hearing loss.  There are several over-the-counter earwax removal products available, but there are also a few home remedies to clear out those ear canals, below!   Baking Soda   To remove earwax with baking soda, dissolve ½ teaspoon of baking soda in 2 ounces of warm water.  Tilt your head to the side and drop ..read more
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