Dealing with a sudden bone or joint injury and wondering where to go? An orthopedic walk-in clinic gives you immediate access to specialized musculoskeletal care — without the long ER wait or the hassle of scheduling through your primary care doctor. At Movement Orthopedics in Clinton Township and Lenox, Michigan, our walk-in orthopedic clinic is open for same-day visits with board-certified orthopedic surgeons. No appointment. No referral. Just expert care when you need it.
Why Choose an Orthopedic Walk-In Clinic Over the ER?
Emergency rooms are designed for life-threatening situations. If you show up with a fractured wrist or a twisted ankle, you could wait 3-4 hours behind patients with heart attacks and strokes — only to be told to follow up with an orthopedic specialist later.
An orthopedic walk-in clinic flips that equation:
- Shorter wait times — musculoskeletal injuries are our priority, not competing with medical emergencies
- Specialized care from day one — no “follow up with ortho in a week” discharge instructions
- Lower overall cost — ER visits often come with significantly higher bills than an orthopedic office visit
- Continuity — if you need surgery, PT, or follow-up care, you’re already in the right place
What to Expect at Our Walk-In Clinic
Walking in without an appointment can feel uncertain. Here’s exactly how it works at Movement Orthopedics:
- Walk in — No calling ahead required. Just show up during walk-in hours.
- Check in — Our front desk will get you registered and into a room.
- On-site imaging — X-rays are done right here in our office, not at a separate imaging center. No extra trips.
- Same-day evaluation — An orthopedic surgeon reviews your imaging and examines you the same visit.
- Treatment plan starts immediately — Whether it’s casting, splinting, injection, or scheduling surgery, your care begins that day.
Common Conditions Treated at Our Walk-In Clinic
Our orthopedic walk-in clinic treats the full spectrum of bone, joint, and soft tissue injuries:
- Broken bones and fractures — Wrist, ankle, hand, foot, and other fractures with on-site X-rays and same-day reads
- Sprains and ligament injuries — Ankle sprains, ACL and MCL injuries, wrist sprains
- Sports injuries — Treated by Dr. Jeffrey Carroll, D.O., a board-certified orthopedic surgeon specializing in sports medicine, hip and knee replacement, and VELYS robotic-assisted knee surgery
- Hand and wrist injuries — Treated by Dr. Troy Keoni Williams, M.D., a board-certified, fellowship-trained hand and wrist surgeon
- Foot and toe injuries — Treated by Dr. Sebastian Benenati, D.P.M., a board-certified podiatrist specializing in forefoot surgery
- Joint pain flare-ups — Sudden swelling, locking, grinding, or inability to bear weight
- Dislocations — Shoulder, finger, and other joint dislocations reduced on-site
When Should You Go to the ER Instead?
While our walk-in clinic handles most orthopedic injuries, some situations do require an emergency room:
- Open fractures — Bone protruding through the skin
- Loss of circulation — Numbness, tingling, or loss of pulse below the injury site
- Head or spinal trauma — Any suspected neck or back injury
- Severe uncontrolled bleeding
- Multi-system trauma — Car accidents or falls with possible internal injuries
Not sure which one you need? Call us at (586) 436-3785 and we’ll help you decide.
What to Bring to Your Walk-In Visit
- Photo ID
- Insurance card
- List of current medications
- Any previous imaging (if you have it on disc or your phone)
Walk-In Clinic Locations
Clinton Township: 43475 Dalcoma Drive, Suite 250, Clinton Township, MI 48038
Walk-in hours vary weekly — visit movementortho.com/walk-in for this week’s schedule.
Lenox: 36555 26 Mile Road, Suite 2400, Lenox, MI 48048
Walk-in available on Fridays — check movementortho.com/walk-in for hours.
Skip the Wait. See a Specialist.
You don’t need to sit in an ER for hours for a bone or joint injury. Movement Orthopedics walk-in orthopedic clinic in Clinton Township gives you direct access to board-certified orthopedic surgeons — the same doctors who would handle your surgery if you needed one. That’s a level of care an ER simply can’t match for musculoskeletal injuries.