By Amber Moss, DO | Board-Certified Family Medicine Physician
When you’re not feeling well, the last thing you want to do is sit in a crowded urgent care waiting room.
At Moss Health, we believe your primary care doctor should be your first call when illness strikes.
That’s why we offer same-day sick appointments for our established patients, whenever scheduling allows.
Your Doctor, When You Need Her
Whether you wake up with a sore throat, your child develops an earache, or you’re suddenly feeling under the weather, we’re here to help.
Common reasons to schedule a same-day sick visit include:
Colds, flu, and COVID-19 symptoms
Sore throats and suspected strep throat
Ear infections and sinus infections
Coughs and respiratory illnesses
Urinary tract infections
Rashes and minor skin infections
Nausea, vomiting, and other common illnesses
Why Choose Moss Health Instead of Urgent Care?
You see a doctor who knows you.
As your family medicine physician, I already know your medical history, medications, and ongoing health concerns. That means more personalized care without having to start from scratch every time you’re sick.
And because Moss Health cares for both children and adults, your entire family can receive care in one familiar place.
Primary Care That Fits Real Life
Being sick is inconvenient enough. Getting medical care shouldn’t have to be.
At Moss Health, we’re committed to making primary care accessible, personal, and convenient for our patients in Gillette.
Already a Moss Health patient? Call us as soon as symptoms develop to request a same-day appointment. Availability is limited, so reaching out early is best.
Not yet a patient? We’re accepting new patients and would love to welcome you and your family.
Make Moss Health Your First Call
The next time you or your child gets sick, remember: you may not need urgent care.
Call Moss Health first. We’re here for you when you need us most.
Same-day appointments are subject to availability and are intended for non-emergency illnesses. For medical emergencies, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.