Urgent Care Hours:

Monday - Friday: 4pm-10pm Saturday: 9am-3pm

Feel free to talk to us! 502-305-6445

5330 S 3rd Street, Suite 234 Louisville, KY 40214
Let our healthcare professionals treat your skin conditions.

Whether you need immediate medical aid or a consultation for your skin condition, our healthcare professionals at New Family Urgent Care are ready to serve you. We see to it that you get the treatment and prescription you need for your skin’s recovery. You don’t have to wait for your appointment to see our staff. Visit our walk-in clinic and get accommodated right away.

We can treat the following skin conditions:

  • Acne
  • Eczema
  • Cold sores
  • Skin infections
  • Hives and rashes
  • Insect bites and stings
  • Poison ivy
  • Oak and sumac
  • Ringworm
  • Scabies
  • Head lice
  • Sunburn
  • Impetigo
  • Intertrigo
  • Sunburn
  • And more

Skin Conditions: What Are They All About?

Skin conditions are incredibly common, but understanding what’s actually happening beneath the surface can feel confusing. You might ask yourself, “Is this something serious?” or “Can this spread to other people?” Skin conditions can arise from allergies, infections, irritants, underlying medical issues, environmental triggers, or simply from daily wear and tear on the body’s largest organ—your skin. For some individuals managing ADHD in Louisville, Kentucky, skin concerns can even arise from stress-related triggers, habits like skin picking, or sensitivities that appear during periods of heightened activity or anxiety.

Some conditions, like acne or eczema, tend to be chronic and can come and go based on stress, skincare routines, hormones, or weather changes. Others, such as contact dermatitis from poison ivy or an insect sting, appear suddenly and may cause intense itching or swelling. Infections like ringworm, impetigo, or scabies involve microorganisms that need proper diagnosis and medication to clear.

The important thing to remember is that skin symptoms are your body’s way of signaling that something needs attention. When you get prompt care, you reduce the risk of complications, spreading infections, or prolonged discomfort. Understanding your symptoms is the first step toward healing—and we’re here to guide you through that process.

Skin Conditions: How We Treat Them

You might wonder, “How do healthcare providers treat skin conditions at a walk-in clinic?” The answer is simple: we focus on fast assessment, evidence-based treatment, and personalized care. When you visit our clinic, our medical team begins by examining your symptoms, asking about recent exposures, and determining whether your condition is caused by bacteria, viruses, fungi, parasites, allergies, or irritants.

Treatments may include:

  • Prescription or non-prescription creams and ointments
  • Oral medications such as antibiotics, antihistamines, or antiviral drugs
  • Soothing treatments for inflammation or pain
  • Guidance on home care routines to support healing
  • Preventive advice to reduce flare-ups or reinfection

Our goal is to relieve discomfort quickly, prevent the condition from worsening, and help you understand what steps you can take to protect your skin moving forward. Whether your issue is mild, moderate, or severe, getting the right diagnosis and treatment makes a significant difference in how quickly your skin heals.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What should I do if I suddenly develop a rash and don’t know what caused it?
Try to note any recent products, foods, plants, or insects you may have encountered and seek evaluation if the rash spreads, worsens, or becomes uncomfortable.
How do I know if my skin infection needs medical attention?
Seek care if you notice redness, swelling, warmth, pus, or fever, or if the area becomes painful or spreads quickly.
Can insect bites or stings become serious?
Yes. Severe swelling, difficulty breathing, or widespread hives may indicate an allergic reaction and require prompt medical care.
How can I tell the difference between ringworm and other rashes?
Ringworm often appears as a circular, itchy patch with a raised border. Only a healthcare provider can confirm the diagnosis.
What should I do if over-the-counter creams aren’t helping my skin condition?
If symptoms persist beyond a few days, professional evaluation may be needed to ensure the correct diagnosis and treatment.
Are hives always caused by allergies?
Not always. Hives can also result from infections, medications, stress, temperature changes, or unknown triggers.
When should I seek care for a sunburn?
You should get medical attention if you experience severe blistering, intense pain, fever, dehydration, or signs of infection.

Get in Touch

Would you like to know more about the services we offer? Feel free to get in touch with us by calling our hotline today. You can also send us a message.

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