PMC Urgent Care - Madison

03/23/2019

Due to unforeseen circumstances we are closed today Saturday, March 23rd we will reopen Sunday, March 24th at regular operational hours. We apologize for any inconvenience this has caused.

10/04/2018

09/22/2018

PMC hosted an Outstanding Open House on Thursday night for our Associates, Venders and Madison Officials. Also our New Physician, Dr. Daniel Kantz was on hand to meet and answer questions. He is now taking appointments for Primary Care. I appreciate having a great staff. Hazel Curl Chanda Renee Stanley-Austin Michelle Rose Dorsch Tiffany Claypoole Lisa Croxton Jen Nye Scott Meridith Johnston Annie Goodpaster Erin Brunck Jeannie Geerts

08/20/2018

July's PMC Super Stars, nominated by fellow staff members for going above and beyond when doing their job. Congratulations - Hazel Curl, Annie Goodpaster and Cassandra Stephan

08/20/2018

This is very helpful information on where to go to get the best care, we now offer Primary and Urgent Care.

07/23/2018

Thank you for your post. While most people believing that "burning a tick" is the best way to rid yourself of potential sickness, this is false.
Myth: The only way to remove a tick from the skin by burning it.

While burning a tick off the skin may seem like a satisfying and fool-proof way to get the blood-sucker off, it's also the worst way to remove it. Burning it may actually increase the risk of getting a tick-borne disease. Applying heat can increase (the tick's) saliva production and if its infected with something increase pathogen transmission.

Beyond burning yourself, or starting a fire, you may just end up with a scorched tick attached to your skin. It’s mouth parts are shaped like an anchor with backward point spines, so until that tick decides it wants to release itself it’s physically attached.

Noted experts agree that the best way to remove a tick is to use tweezers and grab the tick as close to the skin as possible and pull straight out.

If you're worried about Lyme disease or another tick-related illness you can save the tick and ask your doctor to test it. Just put it in a bag in the freezer. Visit us at one of our four convenient Urgent Care Center:

Locations PMC Urgent Care & Occupational Medicine now offers four convenient locations to better serve your needs. Life’s emergencies don’t wait, neither should you. PMCUC – Madison, IN 311 E. Clifty Drive Madison, IN 47250 P: 812-274-2742 / F: 812-274-28998:00am-8:00pm(Monday-Sunday) PMCUC .....

07/20/2018

We closed at 7:15pm instead of our usual closing time of 8pm due to having no electricity. We are sorry for any inconvenience this has caused and Doors should be open at 7:30 am tomorrow if the weather allows.

07/20/2018

Tornado Warning has been lifted, and we have opened for business. Jefferson County is still under a Severe Thunderstorm Warning. Please stay safe and watch the weather.

07/20/2018

We temporarily have our doors locked until the Tornado Warning is over for Jefferson County. Our staff and patients are currently sheltered in a safe place.
Sorry for the temporary inconvenience, please stay safe and seek safe shelter.