Injury & Wound Care

Convenient Care for Minor Injuries

Accidents happen. Whether it's a minor cut, sprain, strain, burn, or another non-life-threatening injury, Centreville Urgent Care provides prompt evaluation and treatment when you need care without a trip to the emergency room.

Our providers can evaluate your injury, recommend appropriate treatment, and help determine whether additional or emergency care is needed.


Minor Injuries We Treat

Our urgent care team evaluates and treats a variety of minor, non-life-threatening injuries, including:

Sprains & Strains
Evaluation of common muscle, ligament, and joint injuries caused by falls, sports, exercise, or everyday activities.

Minor Cuts & Wounds
Evaluation, cleaning, and treatment of minor cuts and wounds to help promote proper healing and reduce the risk of infection.

Minor Burns
Evaluation and treatment of minor burns that do not require emergency medical attention.

Bruises & Minor Trauma
Care for bruising, swelling, tenderness, and other symptoms resulting from minor falls or injuries.

Muscle & Joint Injuries
Evaluation of minor muscle and joint pain resulting from overuse, exercise, sports, or injury.

Sports & Activity-Related Injuries
Evaluation of common minor injuries that occur during sports, exercise, or recreational activities.


Wound Care

Treatment for Cuts, Scrapes & Minor Wounds

Proper wound care is important for preventing infection and supporting healthy healing.

At Centreville Urgent Care, our providers can evaluate cuts, scrapes, abrasions, and other minor wounds and determine the appropriate treatment based on the type and severity of the injury.

We can also evaluate wounds that may be showing signs of infection, such as increasing redness, swelling, warmth, tenderness, or drainage.


Wound Checks & Follow-Up Care

Sometimes a wound needs another look.

Our providers can evaluate how a wound is healing, check for possible signs of infection, and recommend appropriate follow-up care when needed.

If you've already received treatment for a minor wound and have concerns about how it is healing, you can visit us for an evaluation.


A healthcare worker wearing gloves applying a bandage to a patient's arm.