UROLOGIC | WALK-IN UROLOGY CARE

Kidney Stones or UTI? Walk In. Get Answers. Find Relief.

When urinary symptoms strike, waiting for an appointment is the last thing you want to do. Urologic offers walk-in evaluation for kidney stones and urinary tract infections at our North Mississippi locations.

Specialized Urologic Care, Close to Home. Our team provides access to diagnostic testing, imaging, and treatment options to help you take the next step toward feeling better. Services vary by location.

Planning to Walk In?

Please arrive before the last walk-in check-in time.

Monday–Thursday 3:30 PM

Last walk-in check-in

Friday 10:30 AM

Last walk-in check-in

THREE NORTH MISSISSIPPI LOCATIONS

Walk-In Care, Close to Home.

With walk-in services available in Tupelo, New Albany, and Corinth, getting specialized urologic care is more convenient than ever.

LOCATION 01

Tupelo

Kidney Stone & UTI Walk-In Care

499 Gloster Creek Village
Suite A-1
Tupelo, MS 38801

Phone:
(662) 432-0700

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LOCATION 02

New Albany

Kidney Stone & UTI Walk-In Care

200 Highway 30 West
5th Floor
New Albany, MS 38652

Phone:
(662) 486-1374

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LOCATION 03

Corinth

UTI-Focused Walk-In Care

203 Alcorn Drive
Corinth, MS 38834

Phone:
(662) 594-8483

For suspected kidney stones, please call ahead to discuss available services.

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WHAT WE TREAT

Walk-In Care for Kidney Stones & UTIs

Whether you’re experiencing sudden discomfort or persistent urinary symptoms, our team can evaluate your concerns and recommend appropriate next steps.

KIDNEY STONES

Severe Pain Shouldn’t Have to Wait.

Kidney stones can cause sudden, intense discomfort and may require prompt evaluation.

Common symptoms include:

  • Sharp pain in the side or back
  • Pain that moves toward the groin
  • Blood in the urine
  • Nausea or vomiting
  • Painful or frequent urination

Our team can evaluate symptoms, determine whether testing or imaging is needed, and discuss appropriate treatment options.

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URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS

UTI Symptoms? Let’s Get You Answers.

Urinary tract infections can cause uncomfortable symptoms that interfere with your day.

Common symptoms include:

  • Burning during urination
  • Frequent urges to urinate
  • Pelvic pressure or discomfort
  • Cloudy or bloody urine
  • Feeling unable to empty the bladder

Walk-in evaluation may include urine testing and a personalized treatment recommendation based on your results.

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When to seek emergency care: Symptoms such as high fever with flank pain, inability to urinate, or severe symptoms requiring immediate attention may need emergency evaluation rather than a walk-in clinic visit.

WHY CHOOSE UROLOGIC?

Specialized Urologic Care. Without the Long Wait.

Our walk-in services connect patients with a team focused specifically on urinary health, with access to diagnostic and treatment resources within Urologic.

01 | DIAGNOSTICS

On-Site Lab Testing

Urine testing and advanced diagnostic options, including PCR technology, can help identify urinary infections.

02 | IMAGING

On-Site Imaging

Access to digital X-ray and CT imaging when medically appropriate and available.

03 | TREATMENT

Kidney Stone Treatment

Access to specialized kidney stone care, including laser and shockwave treatment options when recommended.

Good to know: Testing, imaging, and kidney stone treatment availability may differ between locations. Calling ahead can help you choose the most appropriate office.

BEFORE YOUR VISIT

Walking In? Here’s What to Bring.

A little preparation can help make your visit smoother. Please bring the following items if available.

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  • Photo identification
  • Insurance card
  • Current medication list
  • Relevant medical records

If you’re unsure what you need, call your preferred office before arriving.

WALK IN. GET ANSWERS.

Don’t Put Your Urinary Health on Hold.

Kidney stone pain and UTI symptoms can disrupt your entire day. Our Urologic team is here to help you find answers and appropriate care.