Same Day Clinic

Mayo Clinic Health System in Onalaska has transitioned its Urgent Care service into a Same Day Clinic. The clinic is located within the Family Medicine Department on the first floor. Patients will receive the same care from the same team, just with a new name.

Please note: If you are experiencing symptoms related to COVID-19, respiratory difficulty, colds, flu, fevers, coughs, or sore throat, you must call 608-392-5001 for a telephone screening prior to your arrival. You will receive instructions on being seen based on your symptoms and condition.

The Same Day Clinic provides the same treatment for conditions seen in the former Urgent Care, including: 

• Ear aches
• Sprains, strains and simple fractures
• Scrapes and cuts
• Minor burns
• Skin conditions including rashes, poison ivy and insect bites
• Vomiting and diarrhea
• Urinary tract infections
• Minor allergic reactions.

No appointments are necessary.

Please note that the following conditions cannot be treated in Same Day Clinic:

• Infants less than 4 weeks old
• Any fever in an infant less than a 3 months old – these patients should be seen in Pediatrics or the Emergency Room
• Abdominal pain in patients 70 years old and older
• Abdominal pain less than 3 hours before clinic closure
• Active nosebleed
• Catheter follow-up
• Chemical burns
• Chest pain
• Confusion
• Fainting or blacking out
• Foreign body lodged in throat
• Foreign body removal from eye
• Depression
• Heavy bleeding
• Medication refills
• Motor vehicle accident injuries within less than 24 hours
• Neck pain
• Personal issues
• PEG tubes
• Pregnancy related issues
• Sexual assault
• Stroke
• Suicidal thoughts
• Weakness and dizziness in patients 70 years old and older
• Worker's compensation follow-up or return to work