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URINARY HEALTH

UTI
Treatment. in Surfside, Miami Beach, FL

Fast, accurate UTI diagnosis and treatment for women and men. Walk in to TrufaMED Urgent Care in Surfside, FL for same-day relief — no referral needed.

When to Visit Urgent Care for a
UTI.

UTIs are one of the most common reasons people visit urgent care. They occur when bacteria enter the urinary tract, causing infection in the bladder, urethra, or kidneys, leading to burning, urgency, and discomfort.

You should visit TrufaMED if you are experiencing sharp or persistent urinary symptoms, blood in your urine, lower back pain, fever, or symptoms that worsen despite home remedies. Pregnant women, diabetic patients, and those with recurrent UTIs should be seen promptly.

Our board-certified physicians perform a rapid urinalysis in-office, testing for bacteria, white blood cells, and nitrites in your urine. Results are available within minutes, allowing us to confirm the UTI and begin targeted antibiotic treatment immediately.

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CHILDREN & ADULTS
On-Site
PRESCRIPTIONS

What Your Visit
Includes.

01

Urinalysis Testing

A rapid in-office urinalysis that tests for bacteria, white blood cells, nitrites, and blood to quickly confirm a UTI and determine the best treatment approach.

02

Symptom Evaluation

Full vital signs assessment including temperature, along with a review of your symptom timeline and medical history.

03

Urine Culture Analysis

Basic hearing evaluation if you are experiencing muffled hearing or changes in sound perception related to the infection.

04

Antibiotic Prescription

Targeted antibiotics for bacterial UTIs, targeted medication based on culture results, and appropriate pain management medications.

05

Women's Health Focus

Our team is experienced with children of all ages. We create a calm, reassuring environment for young patients and communicate clearly with parents.

06

Recurrence Prevention

Clearn instructions on medication schedules, symptom monitoring, and when to return. Telehealth follow-up available if symptoms persist beyond the expected timeline.

Understanding
UTIs.

There are three main types of UTIs. Lower UTIs (cystitis) affect the bladder and urethra and are the most common, particularly in women. Upper UTIs (pyelonephritis) involve the kidneys and can cause fever, chills, and flank pain. Complicated UTIs occur in patients with underlying conditions such as diabetes, pregnancy, or anatomical abnormalities and may require extended treatment.

At TrufaMED, our physicians distinguish between these types through careful examination and prescribe targeted treatment. Simple UTIs typically respond well to a short course of oral antibiotics. Upper UTIs or complicated cases may require stronger medications or extended treatment. We also address pain management with urinary analgesics to provide immediate symptom relief.

For patients with recurrent UTIs, we can discuss preventive strategies and refer to a urologist for further evaluation. Our on-site lab testing allows us to run cultures and sensitivity tests to ensure the most effective antibiotic is prescribed.

Frequently Asked
Questions.

Can urgent care treat a UTI?+
Yes. UTIs are one of the most common conditions treated at TrufaMED Urgent Care. Our physicians perform in-office urinalysis, diagnose the infection, and prescribe antibiotics on-site so you can start treatment immediately.
What are the symptoms of a UTI?+
Common signs in children include pulling or tugging at the urinary, unusual fussiness or crying, difficulty sleeping, fever, fluid drainage from the urinary, difficulty hearing or responding to sounds, and loss of appetite. If you notice these symptoms, bring your child in for evaluation.
Do all UTIs require antibiotics?+
No. Some UTIs, particularly mild cases in children over 2, may resolve without antibiotics. Your physician will assess the severity and make a recommendation. Bacterial infections typically benefit from antibiotics, while viral UTIs may be managed with supportive care and pain relief.
How long does it take for a UTI to clear up?+
With appropriate treatment, most UTIs begin improving within 48–72 hours. Full resolution typically takes 7–14 days. If symptoms are not improving after 48–72 hours of antibiotic treatment, contact us for a re-evaluation.
Can men get UTIs?+
Yes. swimmer-related UTIs from contaminated water is common in South Florida. We diagnose and treat it with prescription antibiotic and anti-inflammatory medication, and provide guidance on prevention for swimmers and water sports enthusiasts.
Do I need an appointment?+
No. TrufaMED is a walk-in clinic. You can visit any time during our business hours without an appointment, or pre-register online to save time.

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Common UTI Symptoms to Watch For.

Urinary tract infections produce distinct symptoms that most patients recognize quickly. The hallmark sign is a persistent burning sensation during urination, often accompanied by an urgent and frequent need to use the bathroom even when little urine is produced. You may notice cloudy, dark, or strong-smelling urine. Some patients experience pelvic pressure or lower abdominal discomfort that feels different from typical stomach pain.

When a UTI spreads to the kidneys, symptoms escalate significantly. Flank pain on one or both sides of the lower back, high fever with chills, nausea, and vomiting all indicate a more serious upper urinary tract infection that requires prompt medical attention. Elderly patients may present with confusion or behavioral changes as the primary symptom, making professional evaluation especially important for older adults.

Children with UTIs may show different signs than adults. Bedwetting in a previously toilet-trained child, irritability, poor feeding, or unexplained fever can all indicate a urinary infection. At TrufaMED, our physicians are experienced in recognizing UTI presentations across all age groups and can provide rapid diagnosis through on-site urinalysis.

How We Treat UTIs at TrufaMED.

Treatment at TrufaMED begins with a rapid in-office urinalysis that delivers results within minutes. This dipstick test detects nitrites, leukocyte esterase, blood, and protein in your urine, providing immediate confirmation of infection. For complicated or recurrent cases, we also send urine cultures to identify the exact bacterial strain and its antibiotic sensitivities, ensuring the most targeted treatment approach.

Most uncomplicated UTIs respond well to a three-to-seven-day course of oral antibiotics. Our physicians prescribe based on local resistance patterns and individual patient history, choosing from first-line medications such as nitrofurantoin or trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole. We also address symptom relief with phenazopyridine for bladder pain and provide guidance on hydration and dietary adjustments that support faster recovery.

For patients with upper UTIs involving the kidneys, treatment may require stronger antibiotics and close monitoring. We evaluate the severity at your visit and determine whether outpatient oral therapy is sufficient or whether IV antibiotics and further evaluation are needed. Pregnant patients receive pregnancy-safe antibiotic options, as untreated UTIs during pregnancy carry additional risks including preterm labor.

When a UTI Requires Emergency Care.

While most UTIs are safely treated at urgent care, certain warning signs indicate you should seek emergency medical attention. High fever above 103 degrees Fahrenheit, severe flank pain that prevents normal movement, persistent vomiting that prevents you from keeping oral medications down, or blood clots in your urine all warrant an emergency room visit. Patients with diabetes, kidney disease, or compromised immune systems should be especially vigilant about escalating symptoms.

Sepsis from an untreated urinary infection is rare but serious. Signs include rapid heartbeat, confusion, extreme fatigue, and difficulty breathing. If you experience these symptoms, call 911 immediately. For all other UTI symptoms, TrufaMED provides same-day walk-in treatment seven days a week with no appointment necessary.

Preventing Recurrent UTIs.

Recurrent UTIs affect approximately 25 to 30 percent of women who experience an initial infection. Prevention starts with adequate hydration, as drinking plenty of water helps flush bacteria from the urinary tract before infection can take hold. Urinating promptly when you feel the urge and fully emptying the bladder reduces bacterial colonization. Wiping front to back after using the bathroom prevents the transfer of intestinal bacteria to the urethral opening.

Certain lifestyle factors common in South Florida can increase UTI risk. Spending extended time in wet swimwear, dehydration from heat and outdoor activity, and hot tub use can all contribute to bacterial growth. Our physicians discuss personalized prevention strategies during your visit, including the role of cranberry supplements, probiotics, and post-intercourse voiding in reducing recurrence. For patients with frequent infections, prophylactic low-dose antibiotics may be appropriate.

Why Choose TrufaMED for UTI Treatment.

TrufaMED is one of only eight Joint Commission-accredited urgent care centers in the nation and the only one in Florida. This accreditation means our diagnostic and treatment protocols meet the highest standards in healthcare. Our on-site laboratory performs urinalysis with results in minutes, eliminating the delay of sending samples to an outside lab. Board-certified physicians evaluate every patient, and prescriptions are sent electronically to your preferred pharmacy before you leave.

Located at 9445 Harding Avenue in Surfside, we serve patients from Miami Beach, Bal Harbour, Bay Harbor Islands, Sunny Isles Beach, and Aventura. Our clinic is open seven days a week with walk-in availability and average wait times of approximately 15 minutes. Whether you are a local resident, a seasonal visitor, or a tourist experiencing UTI symptoms during your stay, TrufaMED provides the fast, professional treatment you need to get back to feeling your best.

UTI Treatment for Visitors and Tourists.

South Florida welcomes millions of visitors annually, and changes in routine, dehydration from heat, and unfamiliar environments can all trigger urinary tract infections. If you develop UTI symptoms while staying in Miami Beach, Surfside, or the surrounding areas, TrufaMED provides immediate care without requiring a primary care referral or local insurance. We treat patients with out-of-state and international insurance plans, and self-pay options are available with transparent pricing.

Our multilingual staff ensures clear communication regardless of your primary language. The clinic is conveniently located minutes from Collins Avenue hotels, the Surfside beachfront, and Bal Harbour Shops. With no appointment necessary and minimal wait times, you can receive a complete diagnosis, prescription, and follow-up instructions in a single visit, allowing you to get back to enjoying your trip without the disruption of an untreated infection.

For patients who need follow-up care after returning home, we provide detailed visit summaries and can coordinate with your primary care provider. Telehealth follow-up appointments are available for patients who have left the area but need prescription adjustments or additional guidance during their recovery.

Conveniently Located in Surfside, FL

TrufaMED Urgent Care is located at 9500 Harding Avenue, Surfside, FL 33154, at the corner of Harding Avenue and 95th Street. We are just 2 minutes from Bal Harbour Shops, steps from the Surfside Community Center, and easily accessible via Collins Avenue from Miami Beach, Bal Harbour, and Sunny Isles Beach.

Guests at nearby hotels including the Four Seasons Surf Club, The St. Regis Bal Harbour Resort, and the Faena Hotel Miami Beach are just minutes away. We also serve patients from Aventura, Bay Harbor Islands, Indian Creek, and North Miami Beach.

Open 7 days a week • No appointment needed • Walk-ins welcome • (305) 614-2545