Cairo’s Urgent Care and Primary Care Clinic
Located next to Dollar Tree on US-84 in Cairo
Urgent Care in Cairo, Georgia
Urgent care serving Pelham, Calvary, Whigham, Camilla, Meigs and surrounding areas.
When you are not feeling well or dealing with a minor injury, MainStreet Family Care in Cairo is here for you. You can register online before your visit to save your spot or walk in at the time that works best for you. Either way, our providers are ready to care for you.
We encourage patients to register online whenever possible. It secures your place in line and helps your visit go more smoothly. Walk-ins are always welcome, and patients who check in at the clinic are added to the same patient queue as those who registered online.
MainStreet Family Care in Cairo is open 7 days a week, giving you dependable care that fits your schedule.
Register Online for Minimal Wait Times
Register online from home or the clinic and select your visit time.
Receive text reminders and updates.
Check-in at the kiosk when you arrive.
Remain in the waiting room until you are called back.
We Accept Walk-Ins
While we recommend registering online to help minimize your wait time, you’re also welcome to walk in and register at the kiosk when you arrive.
Primary Care in Cairo
MainStreet Family Care in Cairo also offers trusted primary care services for adults. Our providers are available for wellness visits, routine checkups, and chronic condition management right in your community. With same day and next day appointments, it is easy to stay on top of your health.
Before your first primary care appointment, please create a Patient Portal Account and complete our primary care eligibility survey.
Cairo Occupational Health Services
MainStreet Family Care in Cairo supports local employers and employees through our occupational health services. Our clinic provides DOT physicals, drug and alcohol testing, and care for workplace injuries. With extended hours and convenient care, we make it easier for your workforce to stay healthy and on the job.
