When you experience a non-life threatening injury or illness, it’s comforting to know that there are two conveniently located Outer Banks Hospital Urgent Care Centers (Nags Head & Kitty Hawk) staffed with providers who have extensive experience in urgent care medicine. Urgent care providers are also available for routine care, acute care, and physicals at both our Kitty Hawk location and our center in Nags Head across from The Outer Banks Hospital.
Each Urgent Care Center has on-site laboratory and radiology services to enable the diagnosis, treatment, and management of urgent medical conditions and minor trauma when your primary care provider is unavailable.
We provide treatment for non-life threatening injuries and illnesses including:
Urgent care is not a replacement for emergency care, which is what you need if you have a life-threatening illnesses or injury. Urgent care is appropriate when you experience an illness or injury that requires care within 24 hours. We routinely treat children and adults after accidents or falls, sprains, strains and broken bones, minor trauma and cuts that require stitches, fever, flu, vomiting, diarrhea and nausea, skin rashes and infections. Appointments are not required.
The Outer Banks Hospital Urgent Care Centers are operated by Outer Banks Professional Services, LLC, an affiliate of The Outer Banks Hospital.
All requests for healthcare information or copies of healthcare records require a written authorization (Release Of Information Consent Form) completed by you or your legal agent/representative. Due to the confidential nature of personal health information, records cannot be faxed. Requested health information can be obtained through MyChart, emailed via a secure server, sent via the United States Postal Service to the address as indicated by you on your consent form or picked up at The Outer Banks Hospital Urgent Care Center - Kitty Hawk. When picking up records, a form of identification (photo ID preferred) must be presented before the records are released to ensure you (or your legal agent) is the only person(s) obtaining your records.
