Eastgate, OH – OrthoCincy Wellington Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine now offers expanded walk-in urgent care service at their Eastgate location – 4355 Ferguson Dr., Cincinnati, making it the fourth Greater Cincinnati location to offer this appointment-free service with three locations already offered by partner OrthoCincy in Northern Kentucky.
“We strive to increase access to services for patients at locations that are convenient to them,” said Dr. Robert Rhoad - hand, wrist and elbow surgeon. “The pandemic has shown that patients are looking more than ever for safe, cost-effective alternatives to traditional emergency rooms.”
CDC guidelines are followed to ensure best practices provide patients and staff with a safe environment.
“Whether you are a little leaguer or a baby boomer, our expert staff is available to promptly treat fractures, sprains, strains and more,” added Dr. Amelia Wiggins - knee, shoulder and sports medicine specialist. “With multiple locations, days and hours, we hope to offer a time that is convenient to our patients’ busy schedules and active lifestyles.”
If needs are not urgent, patients are encouraged to schedule an in-person visit by calling 513.232.2663 or visiting OrthoCincyWellington.com for convenient online scheduling.
Wellington Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine has been a Cincinnati sports medicine staple for more than 50 years. In February, 2021, Wellington joined OrthoCincy Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine, the largest independent orthopaedic practice in the Tri-State. Together, they offer 12 convenient locations across Southwest Ohio, Northern Kentucky and Southeast Indiana. This partnership is led by 40 board-certified/eligible physicians, offering comprehensive orthopaedic care, including sports medicine, physical therapy, walk-in urgent care, diagnostic imaging, regenerative medicine and surgical services.
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