No Dr. Appointment? No Problem.
It’s 4:45 on a Tuesday, and you just got the email: tryouts start Monday, and the coach needs a signed physical form before your kid can step on the field. You call the pediatrician’s office. The earliest appointment is three weeks out.
Sound familiar?
It’s not just sports physicals. It’s the cough that’s lingered a few days too long. The school screening form due Friday. The well-child checkup you meant to schedule back in March. Life moves fast, and pediatric care often can’t keep up with it, not because providers don’t care, but because most practices are booked solid weeks in advance.
That gap between “my kid needs to be seen” and “the earliest available appointment” is where things fall through the cracks. Small issues go unchecked. Screenings get pushed. Forms sit on the counter past their deadline. And for families already stretched thin, one more phone call, one more three-week wait, can feel like the final straw.
CDC+ Quick Care was built to close that gap.
Same Standard. Just Without the Wait.
For 60 years, families across Casper have trusted CDC to show up for their kids, through checkups, screenings, and the everyday care that keeps children healthy and on track. Quick Care doesn’t change that. It extends it.
Quick Care brings that same standard of care CDC has delivered for six decades into a walk-in setting built for speed. No referral. No appointment. No three-week wait.
Just walk in during open hours, and CDC+ Quick Care will be ready for you. Prefer to plan ahead? Click here to schedule a time that works for your family.
Built for the Moments That Can’t Wait
Most families are in and out in about 30 minutes. That’s the whole point. Quick Care exists for the visits that are urgent but not emergencies: the sports physical due before tryouts, the developmental screening that’s been on the to-do list for too long, the minor illness that needs a same-day answer instead of a same-month one.
Take sports physicals. Every parent knows how this goes. Summer fills up fast. Between camps, family trips, and the hundred other things on the calendar, the pediatrician’s office falls to the bottom of the list, until the week before the season starts and suddenly it’s urgent. By then, the earliest opening is nowhere close to soon enough.
Quick Care changes that math entirely. Walk in, get the physical done in about half an hour, and check it off the list. One less thing standing between your kid and their first practice.
Why the Wait Matters More Than It Seems
A three-week delay might sound minor. But for a child, three weeks can mean missing the cutoff for a screening, showing up to tryouts without paperwork, or letting a small symptom go unaddressed a little longer than it should. Early identification, whether it’s a developmental milestone, a vision concern, or a physical health issue, depends on timely access to care. When the system makes families wait weeks for something that should take minutes, kids are the ones who lose that time.
Quick Care isn’t about replacing the relationship families have built with their regular provider. It’s about making sure that timing never becomes the reason a child misses something important. It’s the same standard of care CDC has always provided, just available when families actually need it: today, this week, before the deadline.
Walk In When You Need To
That’s the heart of Quick Care. No appointment required. No juggling calendars around someone else’s next opening. Just walk in during open hours, and CDC+ will take it from there.
Whether it’s a sports physical before tryouts, a screening that’s been waiting on the calendar, or a health concern that can’t wait three weeks, Quick Care is there to close the gap between needing care and getting it.
Click HERE to learn more or schedule a visit, or simply walk in. Most families are in and out in about 30 minutes, with one less thing standing between their kids and everything ahead of them.
CDC+ Quick Care. Same trusted care. Just without the wait.