QuickCare
BY NEU EU MEDICAL
Licensed in Oregon · HIPAA-secure
$5 first online visit with code HOOCARES · first 30 days
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STEP 1 OF 4 · QUICK CARE
What are you being seen for?
Pick the one that fits best. Not sure? Choose the closest. Your provider can move you to a video visit if needed.
Reviewed by NP Joy or NP Ugochi · Oregon-licensed nurse practitioners
Hoo's tip: if a photo is required, good light helps your provider decide faster.
Not for emergencies. Chest pain, trouble breathing, a high fever with a stiff neck or thoughts of harming yourself: call 911 now.
URGENT CARE
Urinary tract infection (UTI)›
Burning, urgency, or feeling like you have to go all the time
Women 18–64 · Most popular
Cold, sinus infection, or flu›
Stuffy nose, cough, sore throat, headache, fever, or aches
Ages 18–64
Vaginal yeast infection›
Itchiness, burning, and thick white discharge
Women 18–64
Pink eye (conjunctivitis)›
Redness, irritation, or drainage of one or both eyes
Ages 18–64 · Photo required
Stye (bump on the eyelid)›
A painful bump on the inside or outside edge of the eyelid
Ages 18–64 · Photo required
Cold sore / fever blister›
Sores around the mouth with burning or tingling before they appear
Ages 18–64 · Photo required
Seasonal allergies›
Sneezing, itchy eyes, and a runny nose that comes with the season
Ages 18–64
Heartburn / acid reflux›
Burning between the stomach and throat, often with a bitter taste
Ages 18–64
SKIN
Acne›
Whiteheads, blackheads, or pimples on the face, chest, or back
Ages 18–64 · Photo required
Contact dermatitis / poison ivy›
Itchy rash from contact with plants, chemicals, or irritants
Ages 18–64 · Photo required
Ringworm / jock itch›
Scaly, itchy, ring-shaped rash on the body or groin
Ages 18–64 · Photo required
Don't see what you need?
Quick Care covers the conditions above. For anything else, find in-person urgent care near you.