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02/26/2026

New studies suggest that being a "night owl" might affect more than just your sleep schedule. Research indicates a link between late-night habits and heart health risks. If you are concerned about your cardiovascular health or lifestyle habits, the team at Brea Urgent Care is here to help.

So-called “night owls” my faces a higher risk for heart attack and stroke, a new study published Wednesday finds.

02/25/2026

This month, we celebrate the incredible contributions of Black medical pioneers who have advanced science and patient care throughout history. Brea Urgent Care is committed to honoring their legacy by providing compassionate, inclusive healthcare to everyone in our community.

02/25/2026

Do you have a primary care doctor? If not, you are not alone. Brea Urgent Care bridges the gap for adults who need reliable medical care without the wait. Read how we can partner with you for better health.

The transition into adulthood often brings new responsibilities, and sometimes, a sudden lack of a primary care physician (P*P) when you age out of pediatric care can be one of them. In fact, according to a recent survey, nearly half of all adults aged 18 to 29 (45%) do not have a primary care physi...

02/23/2026

Slick roads and winter weather can lead to unexpected accidents. Even low-speed collisions can cause injuries that need medical attention. Learn how to manage minor injuries and when to visit Brea Urgent Care in our recent blog.

Flu season is arriving fast, and this year’s outlook is more serious than usual. A new, fast-spreading strain — Influenza A(H3N2) subclade K — is driving large outbreaks in Canada, the United Kingdom, and Japan. Early CDC data shows the same pattern beginning in the U.S., with rising positive ...

02/23/2026

Don't spend your day waiting on hold or weeks waiting for an appointment. For non-life-threatening illnesses and injuries, Brea Urgent Care offers convenient care when you need it most. Walk in today!

02/21/2026

The winter sports season isn't over yet! Whether you are skiing, snowboarding, or just enjoying the ice, falls happen. If you take a spill, Brea Urgent Care treats sprains, strains, and fractures to get you back on your feet safely. Walk in for an evaluation today.

02/20/2026

Winter brings more than just the flu. Sometimes, serious ailments start with subtle signs we often overlook. Our latest blog highlights the silent symptoms you should be watching for this season. Read more and visit Brea Urgent Care if you are feeling unwell.

Recognizing Silent Symptoms: Early Warning Signs of Common Winter Ailments Beyond Just Flu - Blog - Brea Urgent Care | Walk In Clinic | Brea, CA

02/19/2026

Still fighting off that lingering cough or congestion? The team at Brea Urgent Care can help determine if it is the flu, COVID-19, or another infection and provide the right treatment plan to help you feel better.

02/16/2026

February is American Heart Month! Taking care of your heart is vital for a long, healthy life. If you have concerns about blood pressure or general heart health, Brea Urgent Care is here to help with screenings and referrals.

02/14/2026

While flu cases may be dropping in some areas, the season isn't over yet, and serious complications can still occur. If you or your child are experiencing flu-like symptoms, don't wait. Brea Urgent Care provides fast testing and treatment to help you recover safely.

Even as doctor visits and hospitalizations from the flu decreased, an additional 15 children died last week. Doctors caution that some states may not have peaked yet.

02/12/2026

With measles making headlines recently, it is natural to be concerned about exposure. This guide breaks down the immediate steps you should take. If you are unsure about your vaccination status or have symptoms, contact Brea Urgent Care for guidance.

The United States reported a record number of measles cases in 2025, and the virus continues to spread rapidly in the new year. At least ​171 measles cases have been reported in the first two weeks of 2026, according to data published Wednesday by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ...

02/11/2026

Temperatures are dropping! Remember to bundle up and cover exposed skin. If you suspect frostbite or are showing signs of hypothermia, seek medical attention immediately. Brea Urgent Care is here for cold-weather health concerns.