UTI Treatment Near You — Same-Day in Forest Park
A urinary tract infection is painful and usually treatable fast. Get same-day UTI care near you — walk in to our Forest Park clinic or start a telehealth visit.
You can get same-day UTI treatment at Daystar Urgent Care in Forest Park, or by online visit across Ohio and Kentucky. A provider can test a urine sample, confirm the infection, and send an antibiotic to your pharmacy the same visit when appropriate. Walk in at 1102 W. Kemper Rd. — no appointment needed.
Signs of a UTI
Common symptoms include a burning feeling when you urinate, a frequent or urgent need to go, passing only small amounts, cloudy or strong-smelling urine, and pressure or pain in the lower abdomen. UTIs are very common and usually clear quickly with the right antibiotic — but they are worth treating promptly, because an untreated bladder infection can spread to the kidneys.
Testing and same-visit treatment
At your visit, we test a quick urine sample (urinalysis) to confirm the infection, and we may send a culture to identify the exact bacteria. In most straightforward cases, your provider can prescribe an antibiotic during the same visit and send it to your pharmacy. For uncomplicated UTIs, many patients can even be evaluated and treated by telehealth.
Walk in or go online
Visit us at 1102 W. Kemper Rd., Forest Park, OH 45240 with free parking, or — if you prefer not to come in — start a virtual visit from home anywhere in Ohio or Kentucky. Either way, you can usually be seen the same day.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. UTI care is walk-in at our Forest Park clinic, and you can also start a same-day online visit across Ohio and Kentucky.
Often, yes. Many uncomplicated UTIs can be evaluated and treated by telehealth. If testing or an in-person exam is needed, we will let you know and you can walk in.
In most straightforward cases, yes — your provider can send a prescription to your pharmacy during the visit. Treatment is based on your symptoms and exam, so it is not guaranteed in every case.
Yes. We perform an on-site urinalysis to confirm the infection and may send a culture to identify the specific bacteria.
Seek prompt or emergency care if you have a high fever, chills, back or flank pain, nausea or vomiting, or blood in your urine — these can be signs the infection has reached the kidneys.
Yes, we care for patients of all ages. UTIs in men, young children, and during pregnancy can need extra evaluation, and we will guide the right next step.
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Walk in, reserve your spot online, or start a virtual visit — most patients are seen within the hour.
This page is general health information reviewed by a Daystar provider; it is not a substitute for a medical evaluation or personal medical advice. For a life-threatening emergency, call 911.
