Orthopaedic Injury Clinic in Greater Grand Rapids
OAM NOW
If you’ve sprained an ankle, strained a muscle, or think you might have a fracture, OAM NOW can see you six days a week. An orthopaedic provider will examine the injury, take X-rays in the clinic if you need them, and start your treatment during the same visit.
Saturday, 9 am to 5 pm
Hours & Locations
OAM Now
Grand Rapids, MI 49525
(Just west of East Beltline)
Saturday, 9 am to 5 pm
OAM Now SW
Wyoming, MI 49519
Ways to Get Care
Walk in.
Come in any time during clinic hours, no appointment needed. Hours vary by location.
An Orthopaedic Clinic for New Injuries
The OAM NOW Clinic is part of Orthopaedic Associates of Michigan, so the provider who treats your injury works with the same surgeons and therapists you’d see for follow-up care. Visits are billed as a specialty office visit, not an urgent care visit. What you pay depends on your insurance plan.
What Happens at Your Visit
Evaluation.
Your orthopaedic provider examines the injury and asks how it happened.
X-rays.
Imaging is done in the clinic, and your provider goes over the results with you before you leave.
Splints and braces.
The clinic can fit many types of splints and braces during your visit.
Next steps.
You’ll leave with a treatment plan. If you need to see an OAM physician or start physical therapy, the clinic staff will help schedule it.
Is the Injury Clinic the Right Place for You?
Come to the Orthopaedic Injury Clinic if:
You hurt a bone, joint, or muscle in the last 48 hours, such as:
- You rolled or twisted your ankle
- You think you broke a wrist, hand, or finger
- You jammed a finger or toe
- You hurt your knee playing sports
- You pulled a muscle lifting, working, or exercising
- You slipped on ice and landed on your shoulder, hip, or arm
Schedule an office appointment instead if:
- Your injury happened more than 48 hours ago
- You have chronic or ongoing pain
- You want a second opinion
- You’re already under the care of OAM
- You’ve already been seen at an urgent care or emergency room for this injury
Go to the emergency room or call 911 if:
You have a head or neck injury · You have sudden paralysis or numbness · You’re bleeding heavily · A bone is pushing through the skin
The clinic isn’t set up for severe injuries and isn’t open 24 hours.
Your Injury Clinic Team
What Patients Are Saying
“Met with my provider, got X-rays, results, and a recovery plan all within 30-45 minutes or so. Very impressed with all the staff that assisted me. Wouldn’t hesitate to recommend this group.”
“OAM NOW was exceptional. I walked in on a Friday afternoon about 3:30 with a bad foot injury. Two hours later I left after x-rays and a diagnosis. My provider was exceptionally competent, friendly, and informative. It is truly amazing that you can walk in late on a Friday and get great care. I can’t imagine going anywhere else for any orthopaedic injury.”
“The service and expertise at OAM NOW was top notch! My provider identified my pain, eased my concerns and provided a plan. Before I even left the parking lot, the physical therapy department had called me to set up an appointment. Thank you team!”