OrthoTODAY

OrthoTODAY SAME-DAY CARE FOR ORTHOPEDIC INJURIES

Monday-Friday, 8:30 am-4:00 pm
Call Ahead: 608-530-6990

Located in Orthopedic Associates (use main entrance of Sauk Prairie Hospital)

Same-Day Access to Orthopedic Care for Broken Bones, Sprains, Strains and More

Sauk Prairie Healthcare’s OrthoTODAY service is for non-life-threatening orthopedic injuries that require same-day attention. We specialize in treating orthopedic (bone and joint) injuries, including sprains, strains, tendon and ligament injuries, minor dislocations (fingers and toes), and suspected broken bones. Our Orthopedic surgeons and advanced practice providers will see you in a clinic setting, separate from the Emergency Department. By focusing on bone and joint injuries, our orthopedically trained clinicians, with the help of state-of-the-art diagnostic equipment, can provide fast and expert care tailored to your needs.

WHEN TO GO TO OrthoTODAY vs EMERGENCY ROOM vs URGENT CARE

WHEN TO VISIT
OrthoTODAY:

WHEN TO VISIT
THE EMERGENCY ROOM:

WHEN TO VISIT
URGENT CARE:

Simple bone fractures
Acute injury with crunchiness when moving or touching
Muscle and tendon strains and ligament and joint sprains
Torn biceps, triceps or quadriceps tendon
Wrist and forearm injuries
Hamstring injuries
Lower extremity injury with an inability to put weight on it

Broken collarbone, shoulder sprain, separated or dislocated shoulder
Knee dislocation
Bone is visible or there is an open wound over the fracture
Bone is fractured at severe angle
Cuts and/or deep lacerations
Area is burned
Trauma from fall greater than 10 feet

Cold, flu, and respiratory issues
Stomach issues
Ingrown toenail
Minor conditions not related to bones, joints, or muscles

OrthoTODAY FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Where is the OrthoTODAY clinic?

Sauk Prairie Healthcare’s OrthoTODAY service is located in Orthopedic Associates, 250 26th Suite 150, Prairie du Sac. Enter through Sauk Prairie Hospital’s main entrance.

Is this service available during the COVID-19 pandemic?

Yes. However, during the COVID-19 pandemic, all patients and visitors are being screened, temperatures taken and required to mask. Visitor restrictions apply.

Do I need to make an appointment?

We encourage you to call ahead so that if there is a wait time, you can plan your visit accordingly.

Who can be seen at the OrthoTODAY clinic?

Sauk Prairie Healthcare’s OrthoTODAY service is for people who have suffered a new orthopedic injury including sprains, strains, tendon and ligament injuries, suspected minor dislocations (fingers and toes), and broken bones.

Will my insurance cover my visit?

We accept most commercial insurance plans and HMOs, including: Quartz, Dean, The Alliance, GHC-SCW, and Anthem BCBS. However, plans may vary, and we recommended that you call your insurance provider to determine if you need a referral to see an orthopedic specialist.