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Frequently Asked Questions
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What is OrthoNOW?
OrthoNOW offers a superior alternative to many traditional forms of orthopedic healthcare delivery, including emergency rooms and general urgent care centers. We treat broken bones, sprains, cuts, sports, and workers’ compensation injuries, chronic conditions, and offer Well-Being and sports medicine solutions — all on a walk-in basis.
Will I pay more by going to OrthoNOW?
OrthoNOW walk-in Center accept most insurances and charges competitive rates. We will even assist the uninsured with creative payment solutions. The OrthoNOW value is clear: save time and money by seeing an orthopedic specialist from the beginning!
What type of injuries does OrthoNOW treat?
OrthoNOW treats broken bones, sprains, cuts, foot/ankle, shoulder, back, knee, hand/upper extremity, bones/joints, muscle, work injuries, and sports injuries. View our Orthopedic Urgent Care Services.
What if I don’t have insurance?
OrthoNOW’s out-of-pocket costs are often significantly lower than hospital emergency rooms and general urgent care centers. Additionally, you have the opportunity to receive a definitive orthopedic diagnosis and treatment all at one facility — saving you time and money.
What insurance is accepted at OrthoNOW?
Each location is slightly different, so be sure to check directly with Center staff if you have any question about insurance coverage by calling (305) 537-7272. Get full list.
Do I need an appointment to be seen at OrthoNOW?
No appointment is necessary to see one of our musculoskeletal clinicians. Walk-Ins welcome.
What is orthopedic medicine?
Orthopedic medicine treats a wide variety of injuries and disorders in children and adults pertaining to the skeleton and its supporting muscles, joints/ligaments/tendons (musculoskeletal or MSK system).
What are OrthoNOW’s hours?
Locate the center nearest you in order to view its hours of operation.
Do you have waterproof casting materials?
Yes! We have waterproof casting materials in a variety of colors.
OrthoNOW accepts walk-ins…NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY!
Leave Fully-Treated In Less Than One Hour (including on-site X-Ray).
How will my doctor diagnose my condition without physically examining me?
During your telemedicine appointment, your doctor may ask you questions about your symptoms, medical history, and any previous treatments. They may also ask you to perform certain movements or exercises to help them evaluate your condition. In some cases, your doctor may request that you undergo additional tests or imaging studies. 3-Easy Steps to Start... Read More »
Can I share xrays/ studies with the orthopedic specialist during the telemedicine?
Yes. Our orthopedics specialists can review digital X-ray during your Telemedicine consult. They may recommend additional medical records, if necessary. Request a telehealth visit from the comfort of your home. 3-Easy Steps to Start your TeleHealth e-Visit Now (use code “orthonow”): Download the Ortholive mobile app from Google Play or App Store – direct links... Read More »
What are Braces Designed to do on the Injured Area of an Orthopedic Patient?
Braces are designed to provide support, stability, and protection to an injured area, such as a joint or muscle. Depending on the type and severity of the injury, a brace may be used to help reduce pain, swelling, and inflammation, and to promote healing. Here are some ways braces can help on the injured area:... Read More »
How do Orthopedic Centers Help Patients with Rehabilitation and Physical Therapy After an Injury?
Orthopedic centers play a critical role in helping patients recover from injuries and conditions related to the musculoskeletal system. They offer a range of services designed to help patients regain strength, mobility, and function, including rehabilitation and physical therapy. Here are some ways orthopedic centers help patients with rehabilitation and physical therapy after an injury:... Read More »
What are the Best Places to Get an Accurate Diagnosis to an Orthopedic Condition?
Getting an accurate diagnosis for an orthopedic condition is essential for proper treatment and recovery. An orthopedic specialist treats musculoskeletal conditions such as fractures, joint injuries, and chronic pain. They are trained to diagnose and treat a wide range of orthopedic conditions, and can provide expert advice on the most appropriate treatment options. A physical... Read More »
Why is the emergency room not for orthopedic injuries or pain?
The emergency room is equipped to handle a wide range of medical emergencies, including traumatic injuries and life-threatening conditions. However, for orthopedic injuries and pain that are not life-threatening, it may be more appropriate to seek treatment from a specialist in orthopedic medicine or sports medicine. There are a few reasons why the emergency room... Read More »
What to do if you are experiencing orthopedic injuries and pain?
If you are experiencing orthopedic injuries and pain, you should consider seeing a medical professional who specializes in treating such conditions. Here are some options: Orthopedic Specialist: An orthopedic specialist is a doctor who specializes in treating musculoskeletal conditions such as fractures, joint injuries, and chronic pain. They can diagnose and treat a wide range... Read More »
Does it hurt to have your cast removed?
👩⚕️🧑⚕️👨⚕️Our team of orthopedic specialists is here to ensure that your cast removal process is safe and comfortable, so that you can move forward with confidence. It is normal for the skin to look pale and the area to feel stiff, but the area should return to normal with time. Contact us for all your... Read More »
What to expect during a cast removal?
Not sure what to expect during a cast removal? Don’t worry – it’s a quick and painless process. We’ll use a specialized saw to carefully cut through the cast material, and before you know it, you’ll be free to move again.🏃♀️💨 Contact us for all your orthopedic needs. 👩💻www.OrthoNOWcare.com ☎️(305)537-7272 📍Doral, FL 📲Download the mobile... Read More »
What is the purpose of rehabilitation for osteoarthritis?
Rehabilitation for osteoarthritis has 3 objectives: maintain mobility of the joint, fight against deformation and strengthen the muscles around the joint. Stiffness, disability affecting the quality of life of osteoarthritic patients, is combated by exercises to maintain good joint mobility. Deformations are the result of the wrong positions taken to relieve pain (flexion of the... Read More »