Urgent Care with Digital X-Rays in 1-240 & Sooner RD, OK

Digital X-rays offer several advantages over traditional film-based systems, making them an essential tool in our urgent care and walk-in clinics.

One of the primary benefits for our patients is the speed of digital X-ray imaging. At Immediate Care of Oklahoma, images are available almost instantly, allowing our healthcare providers to quickly review the results and make timely decisions about your treatment. This rapid turnaround is especially valuable in urgent situations when immediate diagnosis and care are necessary.

Our digital X-ray systems require less radiation than traditional film X-rays, meaning reduced exposure for you and your family. This is particularly important for children, pregnant women, and anyone who may need multiple X-rays over time.

We’re committed to providing accurate diagnoses. Digital X-rays produce high-quality images that can be enhanced, magnified, and adjusted for optimal viewing. This helps our medical team detect injuries or illnesses with greater precision, so you receive the most effective care possible.

Additionally, your records are kept secure and accessible. Digital X-ray files are stored electronically, making it easy for us to share your images with specialists or other healthcare providers if referrals or further consultations are needed. This seamless process supports continuity of care and ensures your health information is always available when you need it.

By using digital X-rays, we eliminate the need for chemical processing and reduce medical waste, supporting a cleaner and safer community.

If you experience an injury on the job—such as a sprain, possible fracture, or any situation where a bone injury is suspected—our experienced medical team is ready to help. All of our locations are equipped with on-site X-ray capabilities, allowing us to quickly assess your condition and begin appropriate treatment without delay.

Our clinics are staffed by qualified healthcare professionals who specialize in diagnosing and managing occupational injuries. Additionally, we coordinate follow-up care as needed to ensure a smooth recovery process.

We are committed to delivering efficient, compassionate, and comprehensive care to help you get back to work safely.

If you think you may have a broken bone, it’s important to know when Immediate Care of Oklahoma can help—and when you should head straight to the emergency room (ER).

When to Choose Immediate Care of Oklahoma:

Our urgent care centers are fully equipped to handle many types of minor fractures. If the bone is not protruding through the skin, the limb isn’t severely deformed, and there is no heavy bleeding or loss of sensation, we can provide timely and effective treatment.

When to Go to the Emergency Room:
A bone protruding through the skin

● Significant deformity or misalignment
● Heavy bleeding
● Loss of sensation, numbness, or inability to move the limb
● Injuries to the head, neck, back, hip, or thigh
● Signs of shock, such as pale or clammy skin, confusion, or fainting

These situations may require surgery or more advanced care than an urgent care clinic can provide.

If you recently visited the emergency room and are still experiencing pain, it’s natural to be concerned about whether your injury or condition was fully evaluated. While the ER may have performed an X-ray or other imaging tests, sometimes a follow-up study is necessary—especially if your pain has worsened, new symptoms have appeared, or your recovery isn’t progressing as expected.

Injuries such as fractures, joint issues, or soft tissue damage are not always immediately visible on initial X-rays and may develop or become apparent over time.

If you notice persistent or worsening pain, increased swelling, difficulty moving a limb, severe pain, numbness, tingling, fever, or redness at the injury site, it’s important to seek follow-up care.

We are here to ensure your injury is healing properly and to catch any complications early.

When an injury requires more than a physical examination, having digital X-ray services available within urgent care can simplify the evaluation process. Dr. Kevin Penwell, DO, and our medical team assess each patient’s symptoms, examine the affected area, and determine when imaging is appropriate.

X-rays provide detailed images that can help identify bone and joint injuries and guide the next steps in care. For more information, contact us or schedule an appointment online. We are conveniently located at 5700 SE 74th St, Oklahoma City, OK 73135. We serve patients from Cambridge Park OK, Moore OK, Del City OK, and Midwest City OK.