UrgentCare2Go® offers confidential, in-home evaluations for suspected sprains, including ankle, wrist, knee, and soft-tissue injuries. Our mobile medical providers assess swelling, range of motion, pain severity, and functional impairment. We help determine the need for imaging, bracing, medication, or advanced care—all from the comfort of your home.
We accept most major insurance plansA sprain consultation helps determine the severity of ligament injury and the appropriate course of treatment. During your visit, your provider will assess symptoms, evaluate joint stability, and review injury details to develop a personalized recovery plan.
Prompt in-home assessment helps reduce pain, prevent further injury, and avoid unnecessary ER visits. UrgentCare2Go® helps patients:
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Sprains typically cause swelling, bruising, pain with movement, limited motion, and tenderness around the affected joint. More severe sprains may cause instability or difficulty bearing weight.
You should seek care if there is severe pain, significant swelling, inability to walk or move the joint, visible deformity, or symptoms that worsen over time. Early evaluation helps rule out fractures or ligament tears.
Yes. Our mobile medical team can assess injury severity, provide stabilization, and advise whether imaging or orthopedic follow-up is needed, all from your home.
Some sprains do. X-rays may be recommended if a fracture is suspected, and advanced imaging may be needed for severe ligament damage. Your provider will advise based on your symptoms and exam.
Mild sprains may heal in 1–2 weeks, while moderate or severe sprains can take 4–8 weeks or longer. Proper rest, elevation, bracing, and follow-up care support faster recovery.
Providers may offer bracing, compression wraps, mobility guidance, pain management, and inflammation control strategies. Severe injuries may require imaging or specialist referral.
Yes. Untreated sprains may lead to chronic instability, repeated injuries, joint stiffness, or long-term pain. Early evaluation helps prevent complications.
Most visits are available the same day, depending on your location. Mobile care helps you avoid long waits at urgent care or ER facilities.
Yes — we accept most major insurance plans. Your cost will depend on your coverage and visit type. Self-pay options are also available.
A virtual visit can help determine whether your injury is likely a sprain and whether an in-person physical exam is needed. Telehealth is especially useful for initial triage and guidance.
Rest the injured area, avoid bearing weight if painful, elevate the joint, and apply cold compresses. Try not to overuse the joint until evaluated.
Yes. All visits—mobile, in-clinic, or virtual—follow strict HIPAA guidelines to keep your medical information secure and confidential.
Absolutely. We provide evaluations for patients of all ages, including children, athletes, adults, and seniors with mobility concerns.
ER evaluation is recommended for severe deformity, suspected dislocation, loss of circulation, numbness, or inability to move the joint at all.