FLORIDA'S ONLY JOINT COMMISSION-ACCREDITED URGENT CARE
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Most ankle, wrist, knee, and hand injuries cannot be reliably distinguished as sprain vs fracture by physical exam alone. TrufaMED's on-site digital X-ray means you get imaging, physician interpretation, and a definitive diagnosis in one 30 to 45 minute visit — without the multi-day wait of an outpatient imaging referral. For most uncomplicated extremity injuries, this is dramatically faster, cheaper, and more comfortable than an ER visit.
Physician evaluation begins with a focused history (mechanism of injury, time since onset, prior injuries, current medications) and a physical exam (range of motion, palpation, neurovascular check, weight-bearing tolerance). If the exam suggests possible fracture or you cannot bear weight, X-ray is performed on-site within minutes. Your physician reviews the images immediately and explains the findings. Treatment then proceeds in the same visit: splinting or casting for fractures and severe sprains, ice and compression instruction for moderate sprains, and a written rehabilitation plan.
TrufaMED handles approximately 90% of acute extremity injuries definitively in-clinic. The 10% that require referral are: displaced or angulated fractures requiring orthopedic reduction, intra-articular fractures, suspected ligament tears (ACL, PCL, rotator cuff), open fractures, and pediatric growth plate injuries. When referral is needed, your physician arranges direct hand-off to one of our trusted orthopedic specialists, often within 24 hours.
For patients eager to optimize recovery — athletes, professionals on tight timelines, post-surgical patients — TrufaMED offers IV anti-inflammatory protocols and hyperbaric oxygen therapy that meaningfully accelerate soft-tissue and bone healing. Talk to your physician at the initial visit about whether these adjuncts make sense for your injury and timeline.
Most ankle, wrist, knee, and hand injuries cannot be reliably distinguished as sprain vs fracture by physical exam alone. TrufaMED's on-site digital X-ray means you get imaging, physician interpretation, and a definitive diagnosis in one 30 to 45 minute visit — without the multi-day wait of an outpatient imaging referral. For most uncomplicated extremity injuries, this is dramatically faster, cheaper, and more comfortable than an ER visit.
Physician evaluation begins with a focused history (mechanism of injury, time since onset, prior injuries, current medications) and a physical exam (range of motion, palpation, neurovascular check, weight-bearing tolerance). If the exam suggests possible fracture or you cannot bear weight, X-ray is performed on-site within minutes. Your physician reviews the images immediately and explains the findings. Treatment then proceeds in the same visit: splinting or casting for fractures and severe sprains, ice and compression instruction for moderate sprains, and a written rehabilitation plan.
TrufaMED handles approximately 90% of acute extremity injuries definitively in-clinic. The 10% that require referral are: displaced or angulated fractures requiring orthopedic reduction, intra-articular fractures, suspected ligament tears (ACL, PCL, rotator cuff), open fractures, and pediatric growth plate injuries. When referral is needed, your physician arranges direct hand-off to one of our trusted orthopedic specialists, often within 24 hours.
For patients eager to optimize recovery — athletes, professionals on tight timelines, post-surgical patients — TrufaMED offers IV anti-inflammatory protocols and hyperbaric oxygen therapy that meaningfully accelerate soft-tissue and bone healing. Talk to your physician at the initial visit about whether these adjuncts make sense for your injury and timeline.