Women’s Health
Walk in daily – UTIs, yeast, periods, no appointment.
Vaginal infections comprehensive care.
Rapid Urine diagnostics
Urine diagnostics and infection care
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You don’t need an appointment with your OB/GYN to get answers. Vitality Urgent Care offers same-day women’s health services at our Buffalo Grove and Lake Zurich clinics, every day of the year—including weekends and holidays. Walk in any time we are open, or book online, and leave with a diagnosis, treatment, and prescription if needed—all in one visit.
| Women’s Health at a Glance | What to Expect |
|---|---|
| Where | Buffalo Grove and Lake Zurich, on site at both clinics |
| When | Walk in any time we are open, 365 days a year, or book online |
| Referral | Not needed |
| Who | Adults and teens |
| Testing | On-site urine, blood, and swab testing—results same visit |
| Treatment | Prescription sent to your pharmacy the same day |
| Specialist | Referral provided if follow-up care is needed |
Conditions We Treat
Our providers diagnose and treat a wide range of women’s health conditions on the same visit, with no referral and no long wait.
- Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs) and Bladder Infections — on-site urine testing and same-day prescription
- Yeast Infections — clinical exam and swab testing, treatment prescribed the same visit
- Bacterial Vaginosis (BV) — evaluation, swab testing, and treatment in one visit
- Vaginal Irritation, Discharge, or Odor — exam to identify the cause and rule out infection
- Pelvic and Abdominal Pain or Cramping — evaluation and referral for imaging when needed
- Painful Urination (Dysuria) — urine test to distinguish UTI, kidney involvement, or other cause
- Urine and Blood Testing — on-site lab with rapid turnaround
- Infection Screening — walk in for confidential, judgment-free testing without an appointment
- Ultrasound Referrals — if your evaluation points to a need for imaging, we coordinate the referral
Can Urgent Care Treat a UTI?
Yes. A UTI is one of the most common reasons women visit Vitality, and we handle it start to finish in a single visit. You walk in, provide a urine sample, and our provider reviews the results with you in minutes. If the test confirms a UTI—or a kidney infection—you leave with a prescription sent directly to your pharmacy. No separate lab appointment, no waiting for a callback.
Symptoms that usually mean a UTI: burning or pain when urinating, feeling like you need to go constantly, cloudy or strong-smelling urine, pressure in the lower abdomen, or pink-tinged urine. If you have fever, chills, back pain, or nausea alongside these symptoms, come in right away—those can signal a kidney infection that needs prompt treatment.
Can Urgent Care Diagnose and Treat a Yeast Infection?
Yes. Our providers can diagnose a yeast infection on the same visit using a clinical exam and, when needed, a swab. If the exam confirms a yeast infection, we prescribe treatment the same day—no follow-up visit required. Because yeast infections and bacterial vaginosis can feel similar but require different treatments, a proper exam matters. We can tell the difference and get you the right medication.
What Happens During Your Visit
- Check in. Walk in or book a spot online. No referral needed.
- Exam. A provider reviews your symptoms and performs an exam.
- Testing. Urine, blood, or swab test collected and processed on site.
- Results. Your provider goes over results with you before you leave.
- Treatment. Prescription sent to your pharmacy, or medication provided on site if needed.
- Follow-up. Specialist referral arranged if further care is recommended.
Infection Screening
Vitality offers confidential, walk-in infection screening for adults—no appointment, no referral, and no judgment. Testing is available at both our Buffalo Grove and Lake Zurich locations. Results are discussed privately with your provider the same visit.
Cost and Insurance
Most women’s health visits are billed as a standard urgent care visit. We accept most major insurance plans, including Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, UnitedHealthcare, Cigna, Medicare, and Medicaid. Self-pay pricing is available—see our price menu for details. There are no facility fees because we are an independent clinic, not part of a hospital.
Urgent Care or Go to ER Instead
| Urgent care: come to Vitality | Emergency room: go to the ER |
|---|---|
| Burning or pain when urinating | High fever (above 101°F) with chills |
| Unusual discharge, itching, or odor | Sudden, severe abdominal or pelvic pain |
| Spotting or bleeding between periods | Soaking through a pad every hour for 2+ hours |
| Cramping or pelvic pressure without fever | Severe back or flank pain with fever |
| Low-grade fever with infection symptoms | Known or suspected ectopic pregnancy |
| Recurring infections that keep coming back | Feeling faint or dizzy from pain or blood loss |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Women's Health
Can I go to urgent care for a UTI?
Yes. Vitality tests for UTIs on site with rapid results. If confirmed, your provider prescribes treatment before you leave—no separate pharmacy trip for a prescription pad needed.
Can urgent care prescribe antibiotics for a UTI?
Yes. Our providers are licensed to diagnose and prescribe. Once your urine test confirms a bacterial infection, the prescription goes directly to your pharmacy the same day.
Can I go to urgent care for a yeast infection?
Yes. We diagnose and treat yeast infections with a clinical exam and swab test, and prescribe medication the same visit.
Can urgent care tell the difference between a UTI and a yeast infection?
Yes. A urine test rules in or out a UTI. A swab test identifies yeast or bacterial causes of vaginal symptoms. Getting the right diagnosis matters because the treatments are different.
Do I need an appointment?
No. Walk in any time we are open. You can also reserve your spot online to reduce wait time.
How long does a UTI test take at urgent care?
The urine dipstick result is available in a few minutes. A full urinalysis takes slightly longer but is completed during the same visit.
Can urgent care treat pelvic pain?
We evaluate pelvic and abdominal pain, perform relevant testing, and refer you for imaging or specialist care if needed—all started the same day.
Is infection screening confidential?
Yes. Testing is private, judgment-free, and discussed only between you and your provider.
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