Cape Fear Valley Interventional Pain Specialists

Public Health Clinic

Fayetteville, NC

Cape Fear Valley Interventional Pain Specialists treats chronic spine, neck, and back pain with injections, nerve blocks, and spinal cord stimulator trials.

  • Chronic spine, neck, or back pain
  • Patients seeking nonsurgical pain treatment
  • Patients considering epidural, facet, sacroiliac, or peripheral joint injections

Muryel Vary

Public Health Clinic

Fayetteville, NC

FastMed Urgent Care operates 44 North Carolina centers offering walk-in care, on-site digital X-rays, and same-day rapid drug testing results.

  • Walk-in treatment for illnesses, infections, minor injuries, and pain
  • Minor fractures, sprains, strains, dislocations, cuts, burns, and wounds
  • Visits requiring on-site digital X-rays

Same-day visit notes for workers’ compensation employers and same-day results for rapid drug testing

Cape Fear Valley Ear, Nose And Throat

Public Health Clinic

Fayetteville, NC

Cape Fear Valley Urology is searchable through Cape Fear Valley Health’s physician directory, which includes Urology as a specialty.

  • patients seeking urology care through Cape Fear Valley Health’s physician directory

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FAQ

Which clinic offers walk-in care and on-site X-rays in Cumberland County?

The FastMed listing provides walk-in treatment for illnesses, infections, minor injuries, and wounds, with digital X-rays available on site.

How quickly can I get drug-test results or workers' compensation paperwork?

The listing states that rapid drug testing has same-day results and that workers' compensation visit notes can be sent to employers the same day.

What should I look for when choosing a clinic for chronic pain or nerve symptoms?

Look for services matching the problem, such as injections or nerve blocks for pain and EMG/NCS testing for nerve evaluation. The Neurology & Pain Management Center lists both, along with epilepsy, migraine, Parkinson's, and sleep care.

Are these clinics for emergencies or routine urgent care?

The walk-in listing focuses on illnesses, minor injuries, infections, wounds, physicals, and testing. Serious or life-threatening symptoms require emergency medical services rather than routine walk-in care.