Frequently Asked Questions
General Information
We have multiple locations across Mississippi. You can find your nearest clinic here to check hours, contact information, and wait times.
Nope! Walk-ins are always welcome at our urgent care clinics. For primary care or pediatric visits, we recommend scheduling an appointment to help us serve you better.
You can easily book online through our online appointment scheduling tool for primary, urgent or mental health, or give your local clinic a call.
TrustCare offers a full range of healthcare services for individuals and families, including:
- Urgent Care – Walk-in treatment for illnesses, injuries, and minor emergencies
- Primary Care – Ongoing care for wellness, chronic conditions, and preventive health
- Pediatric Care – Trusted care for children, from newborns to teens at all TrustCare Kids locations
- Occupational Health – Business services including drug testing, physicals, and workers’ comp care
- Flu + COVID-19 Testing & Vaccines – Rapid testing and vaccinations for individuals and employers
- Mental Health Services – Compassionate care and medication management for anxiety, depression, and more
With convenient locations, extended hours, and online scheduling, TrustCare makes it easy to get the care you need—when and where you need it.
Hours may vary by location, but we’re proud to offer early, late, and weekend hours to better serve our community.
To find the most accurate hours for your nearest clinic, please visit our locations page.
Yes! All TrustCare clinics are equipped with on-site x-ray capabilities to provide fast, convenient imaging when needed. This allows your provider to diagnose and treat injuries or conditions promptly without the need for a separate trip.
If you are experiencing a life-threatening emergency—such as chest pain, difficulty breathing, severe bleeding, or loss of consciousness—call 911 immediately or go to the nearest emergency room.
Our urgent care is designed for non-life-threatening illnesses and injuries. If you’re unsure whether your situation is an emergency, it’s always safest to seek emergency medical attention right away.