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Same-Day Injury Care

Walk-In Injury Treatment in Berkeley Heights, NJ

Sage Urgent Care treats minor injuries the same day — sprains, suspected fractures, lacerations needing stitches, burns, sports injuries — with on-site digital X-ray. Open 7 days, 8 AM to 8 PM, no appointment needed.

Walk-in care · No appointment needed · Open 7 days, 8 AM – 8 PM · Most insurance accepted
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Most minor injuries don't need the ER. Sprains, suspected fractures, lacerations, minor burns, and sports injuries are exactly what walk-in urgent care is built for — same-day evaluation, on-site X-ray when needed, stitches when needed, and clear guidance on what comes next.

Sage Urgent Care is staffed by emergency-medicine-trained physicians who handle the full range of injury presentations every shift. Our on-site digital X-ray reads same visit, our suture kit is stocked for everything from small lacerations to larger wounds, and we follow standard occupational-medicine protocols for work injuries.

Injury Treatment services we provide

Same-day walk-in care for the conditions below. Each link goes to a detailed page with symptom information, what to expect at your visit, and frequently asked questions.

Musculoskeletal injuries

Wound care

Work and sports injuries

Diagnostic imaging

Why Sage for injury treatment care

On-site digital X-ray

No separate radiology appointment. Image during your visit, read by your provider during your visit, treatment plan before you leave.

Emergency-medicine trained

Both Sage providers trained in emergency medicine. Sprains, suspected fractures, and lacerations are core clinical territory for us.

Stitches and wound repair

Most lacerations can be cleaned, closed, and bandaged in 30 to 45 minutes. We use the right closure for each wound — sutures, skin glue, or staples.

Splints and bracing on site

For fractures and sprains, we splint or brace before you leave. Most patients walk in with an injury and leave with a treatment plan in hand.

Workers' comp documentation

For workplace injuries, we handle the paperwork — OSHA reports, return-to-work notes, follow-up coordination.

Lower cost than the ER

ER visits average $1,000 or more for minor injuries; urgent care visits run $150–$200 self-pay. For non-emergency injuries, urgent care is faster and cheaper.

Injury Treatment Care FAQs

Urgent care for: sprains, suspected simple fractures, lacerations needing stitches, minor burns, soft-tissue injuries, sports injuries, minor head bumps without loss of consciousness. ER for: open fractures, severe head injuries, possible neck/spine injuries, large or deep wounds, severe burns, any injury with signs of shock.

Yes — on-site digital X-ray with same-visit reading by our providers. No referral or separate appointment needed.

We splint fractures and refer to orthopedics for casting. Most casts are placed by orthopedic specialists 1–2 days after the initial injury and swelling has begun to resolve.

Yes. Most lacerations can be cleaned, closed (with sutures, skin glue, or staples), and dressed at urgent care. Very deep wounds, wounds with significant tissue loss, facial wounds requiring plastic surgery, and wounds with possible nerve or tendon involvement should go to the ER.

Stitch removal is a quick 5–10 minute visit, typically 7–14 days after the original repair depending on location. We tell you exactly when to come back.

For self-pay patients, X-ray is included in a $150–$200 standard visit fee. For insured patients, cost depends on your specific plan — most major insurers cover X-ray at urgent care.

Yes. Sprains, strains, suspected fractures, concussion evaluation, and return-to-play guidance. We see student athletes from area schools throughout the year.

Yes — see our workers' comp page. We handle the evaluation, documentation, and follow-up coordination for workplace injuries.

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Sage Urgent Care is open 7 days a week, 8 AM to 8 PM. No appointment needed. Most insurance accepted.

Medically reviewed by Jacob Silberstein, MD. Last updated 2026.

This article is for informational purposes only. If you're experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.