Walk-In Orthopedic Clinic in Naples, FL — No Appointment Needed
Walk in at 8 AM.
See the doctor today.
Walk in and be evaluated by a board-certified sports medicine physician, with X-ray on site. Many patients leave the same visit with a diagnosis, a treatment plan, and a brace, cast or injection if they need one.
Every walk-in sees Dr. Rubin, DO — a physician, every visit.
Walk-in hours and locations
Walk in during the hours below, or call ahead to check how busy we are.
OrthoCollier Pine Ridge
1250 Pine Ridge Road, Suite 202, Naples, FL 34108
Mon, Tue, Wed, Fri: walk-ins 8 AM – 3 PM · office open until 4 PM
X-ray on site
Vanderbilt Satellite Office
7273 Vanderbilt Beach Rd, Suite 33, Naples, FL 34119
Thursday: 9 AM – 7 PM · X-ray on site
DirectionsWhat we treat on a walk-in basis
If it's a bone, joint, muscle or tendon problem, start here.
- Sprains and strains — ankle, knee, wrist, shoulder
- Suspected fractures, with X-ray and casting or bracing
- Sudden joint pain and swelling
- Pickleball, tennis, golf, running and gym injuries
- Back and neck pain without emergency warning signs
- Achilles, rotator cuff, tennis elbow and other tendon injuries
- Overuse pain that has built up over days or weeks
- Second opinions for nonsurgical orthopedic problems
When to go to the ER instead
Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room for:
- A bone through the skin (open fracture) or a badly deformed limb
- Bleeding you can't control
- A limb that is cold, pale or numb
- A head injury with confusion or repeated vomiting
- Chest pain, trouble breathing or any other life-threatening symptom
Walk-in orthopedic care vs. urgent care vs. the ER
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| Naples Ortho Walk-In | Urgent care | Emergency room | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who sees you | Board-certified sports medicine physician | Provider trained in general urgent care | Emergency medicine team |
| Imaging | X-ray and diagnostic ultrasound on site | X-ray varies by location | X-ray, CT and emergency imaging |
| Treatment that day | Bracing, casting, ultrasound-guided procedures | Initial treatment, referral if needed | Emergency stabilization |
| Follow-up | Same physician follows you through recovery | Often follow-up elsewhere | Usually outpatient follow-up elsewhere |
| Cost | Office visit; self-pay prices published | Varies | Generally highest |
What to bring
- Photo ID and insurance card
- Your current medication list
- Any X-rays or MRIs done elsewhere
- Shorts or loose clothing for knee, hip or ankle problems
Insurance and cost
Many major plans are accepted. Coverage varies, so check with your insurer or call us. Some plans require a referral. Self-pay prices are published in advance.Common questions
Do I need an appointment?
No. Walk-ins are seen during walk-in hours based on availability. You can also request a set time.
Do I need a referral from my primary care doctor?
You can come in directly, but some insurance plans require a referral. Check with your plan if you're not sure.
Can I get an X-ray the same day?
Yes. X-ray is available at both locations and reviewed with you during the visit.
How long does a visit take?
Often about 30 to 45 minutes, including imaging when needed. Wait times vary.
Can you treat a fracture?
Yes. Many fractures are treated with casting or bracing and followed through healing. Fractures that need surgery are referred promptly to an orthopedic surgeon.
What if I need surgery?
Most sports and orthopedic injuries heal without surgery. When surgery is the right call, you're referred to an OrthoCollier orthopedic surgeon.
Hurt today? Come in today.
Walk in at Pine Ridge from 8 AM, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday.