Medical Center in Lenoir, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

FastMed Primary Care Kinston

Medical Center

Kinston, NC

FastMed Primary Care Kinston offers daily walk-in urgent care, on-site X-rays and labs, and primary care appointments within 48 hours.

  • Walk-in illness and injury treatment in Kinston
  • Primary care, wellness visits, and chronic condition management
  • Work injury care and return-to-work needs

Same-day work injury care, rapid drug testing with same-day results, and primary care appointments available as soon as 48 hours

Supreme Choice Healthcare

Medical Center

Kinston, NC

Supreme Choice Healthcare offers B3 disability supports, in-home care, veterans services, and 24-hour residential habilitation in Kinston.

  • Individuals with developmental disabilities needing B3 support or respite care
  • Families seeking in-home daily living assistance and medication management
  • Adults with mental illnesses or developmental disabilities needing 24-hour residential habilitation

UNC Neurology at Lenoir

Medical Center

Kinston, NC

UNC Neurology at Lenoir provides neurology care in Lenoir as part of UNC Health.

  • neurology care in Lenoir

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FAQ

Which listed medical center is actually in Lenoir?

UNC Neurology at Lenoir is the listed facility specifically identified as providing neurology care in Lenoir. Most other enriched listings are in Kinston or La Grange.

Where can I get walk-in illness or injury care?

FastMed Primary Care Kinston lists walk-in urgent care every day, including weekends and holidays, with posted hours of 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on weekends.

Which clinic offers on-site X-rays and laboratory testing?

FastMed Primary Care Kinston lists on-site digital X-rays and laboratory testing, along with same-day work injury care.

Where can I get a DOT physical or workplace drug test?

FastMed Primary Care Kinston lists DOT, new-hire, and respirator physicals plus federal, non-federal, and rapid workplace drug testing.

When should I use emergency care instead of a clinic?

The FastMed listing advises avoiding its urgent and primary care service when a condition requires hospital emergency care or a specialist beyond its listed services. For severe or potentially life-threatening symptoms, use emergency services rather than routine clinic care.