Public Health Clinic in Burke, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

Med First Primary & Urgent Care - Morganton

Public Health Clinic

Morganton, NC

Med First Primary & Urgent Care combines primary care, urgent care, and telemedicine across locations throughout the Carolinas.

  • Families seeking primary care for patients of different ages
  • Patients needing both ongoing primary care and urgent care through one provider group
  • Patients seeking virtual care through telemedicine

Edge Diagnostics

Public Health Clinic

Morganton, NC

Edge Diagnostics provides 12-plus years of mobile ultrasound experience, ICANL-accredited nuclear medicine services, and walk-in x-rays in Morganton.

  • medical practices needing on-site ultrasound
  • practices adding nuclear stress testing
  • medical practices needing imaging overreads

Images are read quickly and accurately by a board-certified radiologist.

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FAQ

Does Med First offer both routine and urgent visits?

Yes. Its listed services include ongoing family practice and urgent care, serving patients from newborns through elderly adults.

Can I use telemedicine for a primary-care visit in Burke County?

Med First lists telemedicine as a service. Confirm availability, appointment type, and whether your insurance covers the virtual visit when scheduling.

What insurance does Med First accept?

Listed plans include Aetna, BCBS, Cigna, Medicare, Medicaid, Tricare, UnitedHealthcare Community Plan, and WellCare. Verify current participation and your specific benefits before the visit.

Where can I get a walk-in x-ray in Morganton?

Edge Diagnostics lists walk-in x-rays at its Morganton office during normal business hours. It is a diagnostic imaging provider, not a general primary-care clinic.

When should I use urgent care instead of an emergency department?

Urgent care is generally for problems needing prompt attention but not life-saving treatment. Call 911 or go to an emergency department for severe breathing trouble, chest pain, stroke symptoms, major bleeding, or other life-threatening symptoms.