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Skin, Wounds & Stings

Minor Burn Care

Walk-in burn assessment, dressing, and follow-up care for minor burns. Same-visit treatment at three Roanoke Valley clinics — no appointment needed.

Overview

What it is

Most burns treated in urgent care are kitchen and workshop burns: hot pans, scalding water, curling irons, exhaust pipes, and grill accidents. Burns are classified by depth — first-degree (red, painful, like a sunburn), second-degree (blisters, very painful), and third-degree (deep, possibly not painful because nerves are damaged). Small first- and second-degree burns heal well with proper care; the size and location decide where they should be treated.

Symptoms

Common symptoms

Red, painful skin (first-degree)
Blisters with intense pain (second-degree)
Swelling around the burned area
Peeling skin after a day or two
Dry, leathery, white, or charred skin (third-degree — emergency)

Ready to be seen today?

No appointment needed at any of our three clinics. Call ahead if you have questions — our staff is happy to help before you arrive.

Ready when you are

Not sure if we can help?

Call the clinic nearest you — our staff is happy to answer your questions before you come in.