An Urgent Care Providing Minor Burn Treatment in Glastonbury, CT

Picture of a woman with gauze wrapped around a minor burn on her left hand.

Burns are among the most common household injuries. If a hot stove or an unwieldy backyard firepit has left you seeking walk-in treatment for a minor burn, there’s a more affordable and convenient alternative to the emergency room: PhysicianOne Urgent Care. Our urgent care location in Glastonbury, Connecticut, serves patients of all ages and is open 365 days per year during extended hours.

When to Go to Urgent Care for Minor Burn Treatment

It’s important to know the difference between a minor burn and a severe burn that warrants emergency medical care. In general, first- and second-degree burns can be treated at fully equipped urgent care centers like PhysicianOne Urgent Care. Signs of these burns include:

  • Pain
  • Redness
  • Blistering
  • Swelling
  • Small red or white splotches

While urgent care centers can provide treatment for minor burns, third-degree burns (the most severe type) should be addressed in an ER. Call 911 or head straight to the ER if a burn:

  • Looks significant but does not cause pain
  • Is numb
  • Appears charred, leathery, black, brown, or white

It’s also wise to go to the ER if a burn covers a large area of the body or was caused by chemicals or electricity, even if it does not look severe.

We’ll Be Here When You Need Us

In non-life-threatening scenarios, PhysicianOne Urgent Care in Glastonbury is an excellent place to turn for affordable and convenient burn care. Visit us for minor burn treatment today without an appointment, or reserve an appointment time on our website. We accept most major health insurances and will be happy to answer any questions you may have.

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