Minor Emergencies

Primary Care Providers, also known as PCP’s, are physicians who provide both the first contact for a person with a diagnosed health concern, and continued care of many medical conditions. With evaluation of the patient, the provider is able to diagnosis and begin treatment. As primary care providers, we develop a physician–patient relationship with monitoring, advising, and providing treatment for the whole family. Primary Care Providers can see patients of all ages, generally seeing one or more members of your family, and making our role as providers a valuable part of your overall health care needs.

Gulf Coast Immediate Care offers all of the common vaccinations and/or immunizations at a reasonable cost. Coupled with our short wait times, getting all of your immunizations has never been more convenient.

To be enrolled into Okaloosa County and Santa Rosa County schools, it is mandatory that your child have a medical examination, also known as a school physical. These physicals help to make sure the school staff is aware of any type of physical deficiency the child may have so they can better serve the child’s needs. These school physicals are non-invasive and simply consist of a general medical evaluation including vital signs, growth and development, brief vision and hearing screening, checking for scoliosis, and other outwardly visible issues. Nothing is done to the child that will cause pain or psychological…