Ana Ruiz
Family nurse practitioner
Same-day visits, sports injuries and kids’ sick visits.
Book with AnaSame-day care
Sick today? Seen today.
Colds, sprains, rashes, infections and stitches, seen the same day without an ER wait or bill. Book a time online or walk in.
Next open time: book online
What we treat
Not on the list? Call and ask. If it’s not something we do, we’ll tell you who does.
- Cold, flu and COVID
- Sore throat and strep
- Ear and sinus infections
- UTIs
- Rashes and bites
- Sprains and strains
- Minor cuts and stitches
- Pink eye
- Stomach bugs
- Back pain
How the visit goes
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Grab a time or walk in
Booked times go first. Walk-ins are seen in order between them.
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Quick triage
A nurse checks you within minutes of arriving, so anything serious is caught fast.
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See a clinician
A doctor or nurse practitioner examines you and treats you on the spot when they can.
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Leave with a plan
Prescriptions go to your pharmacy before you reach the parking lot.
What it costs
Same-day visit, self-pay $125
Sample price, paid at the visit. No bill afterward.
Using insurance?
We take most PPO plans, Medicare, Medi-Cal and Covered California plans. Your copay depends on your plan, and we’ll tell you what it is before your visit.
See plans and all pricesWho you’ll see
2 clinicians work in same-day care. Pick one when you book, or take the first open time.
Tomás Herrera
Physician assistant
Stitches, rashes and anything that can’t wait until next week.
Book with TomásPick a time
Times shown are the next five days we’re open. Walk-ins are welcome too.
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Pick a timeBooked visits are seen first.
Questions
When should I go to the ER instead?
Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room for chest pain, trouble breathing, signs of a stroke, a head injury with confusion, heavy bleeding or a broken bone that pokes through the skin.
Do you take walk-ins?
Yes, every day we’re open. Booking a time online is faster, because booked visits are seen first.
Can kids use same-day care?
Yes, from age one. For babies under one, call us and a nurse will help you decide where to go.
Other lines of care
Same building, same front desk. Most families use two or three.