Medical emergency? Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.

Open today 8:00 am to 8:00 pm. Walk-ins welcome at all four clinics.

Medical Director

Anita Raghunathan, MD, FACEP

Most of urgent care is reassurance done responsibly. The skill is knowing which ten percent cannot be reassured.

About Anita

Dr Raghunathan spent eleven years in emergency departments before moving to urgent care, and she built the QuickCare clinical protocols around one question: which of these patients is quietly sick, and how do we catch them in the first ten minutes?

She writes and reviews every standing order in the group, chairs the monthly chart review, and personally audits the antibiotic prescribing rate at each clinic. She is the reason the triage desk asks about symptom onset before it asks about insurance.

She sees patients at Midtown four days a week and takes the complex laceration referrals from the other three clinics.

Training and credentials

Medical degreeUniversity of Oklahoma College of Medicine (sample credential)
ResidencyEmergency Medicine, three-year programme (sample credential)
Board certificationAmerican Board of Emergency Medicine (sample credential)
FellowAmerican College of Emergency Physicians (sample credential)

Credentials listed on this demo site are sample credentials written for illustration. A live clinic would publish verifiable licence and board certification numbers here.

Focus areas

  • Emergency medicine
  • Wound repair
  • Clinical governance
  • Antibiotic stewardship

Memberships

  • American College of Emergency Physicians
  • Urgent Care Association
  • Oklahoma State Medical Association

Other providers

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