Oxford Urgent Care

08/20/2026

Check out our latest blog "Summer Hiking and Ticks: Illnesses You Can Catch and When to Seek Care."

Tick season officially peaks from April through September. Common tick bite symptoms include fatigue, fever, headache and a rash — and they can appear days or weeks after the bite, which is why so many cases get missed early. But the calendar is a bit misleading on this one. Ticks don’t go dormant in October – or in November, for that matter. As long as temperatures hold above freezing, they stay active, and they’re still very much a threat. Across most of the country, that pushes the season deep into late fall, and in southern states, it runs nearly year-round.

Tick bites can cause Lyme disease, RMSF and more. Learn the tick bite symptoms to watch for this summer and when to visit Oxford Urgent Care for treatment.

07/29/2026

Check out our latest blog, "Fell off an ATV or a bike? When to visit Urgent Care for scrapes or fractures."

A fall off an ATV or bike happens in just a few seconds, and the adrenaline that follows makes it genuinely hard to assess how hurt you are. What seems like a minor scratch could be concealing a far more significant issue.

Oxford Urgent Care handles fall injuries from bikes and ATVs, including road rash, fractures and more. Walk in any day from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. on University Ave.

07/02/2026

We’ll be here if you need us!
📍 Friday: Normal business hours
📍 Saturday: Open 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
📍 Sunday: Normal business hours

06/11/2026

Check our our latest blog "Does urgent care do earwax removal?"

Most people deal with earwax buildup at some point, and most of the time the body takes care of it on its own. But when it doesn’t — when the wax accumulates enough to block the ear canal and obstruct your hearing — it becomes something worth getting checked out.

Earwax buildup can muffle your hearing and cause real discomfort. Oxford Urgent Care on University Avenue is open seven days a week for walk-in earwax removal.

05/25/2026

05/13/2026

Check out our blog "How to treat a split fingernail"

A split fingernail can be uncomfortable, inconvenient and often just very painful. While many nail splits are minor and heal with simple care, others can expose the sensitive tissue underneath and require closer urgent care attention.

A split fingernail may need a lot more than home care. Learn the causes, treatment options and when urgent care is needed for pain, bleeding or an infection.

04/03/2026

If you’ve found a tender lump beneath your jaw or along your neck, you may be wondering what it means. Swollen lymph nodes often indicate that your immune system is responding to an infection. Although this reaction is common and usually temporary, swelling that lingers or becomes more painful shouldn’t be ignored.

At Oxford Urgent Care in Oxford, MS, we assess swollen lymph nodes and related symptoms to help identify whether the cause is routine or something that warrants closer attention.

Painful lymph nodes may reflect infection or inflammation. Discover the warning signs and when an urgent care evaluation in Oxford can help you find clarity.

04/02/2026

Thank you PARENTS & OXFORD for voting us BEST URGENT CARE for the 8th year! We are truly humbled by your support and trust to take care of your children!❤️💙

02/25/2026

Gas pain is a routine part of digestion for many people. Still, when the discomfort changes — when it lasts longer or feels more intense than usual — it can start raising questions that need a professional response.

At Oxford Urgent Care in Oxford, MS, we help people figure out when their abdominal pain is just part of digestion or when it might signal something more. If you’re not sure, it’s worth getting checked out at our clinic.

Not sure if your stomach pain could just be gas? Discover the warning signs and when to seek out medical treatment at Oxford Urgent Care in Oxford, MS.

02/05/2026

It’s not unusual to find a random bruise and not remember how it got there. It’s possible that you bumped your leg and didn’t think much about it at the time. But if your bruises are now showing up more often or sticking around longer than they used to, it might be time to pay closer attention.

At Oxford Urgent Care in Oxford, MS, we see patients daily for concerns such as bruising that seems out of the ordinary. Our walk-in clinic is open seven days a week, offering convenient access to in-person care without the need for you to schedule ahead.

Unexplained bruising may be linked to medications, deficiencies or underlying issues. Oxford Urgent Care offers same-day evaluations every day of the week.