Orthopaedic injuries don’t happen on a schedule—and getting the right care quickly can make all the difference. At Great Basin Orthopaedics, our Walk-In Clinic in Reno offers convenient, expert care when and where you need it, whether you prefer to be seen in person or connect virtually after hours.
From sudden injuries to lingering aches and pains, our team makes it easy to get answers, avoid unnecessary ER visits, and start the right treatment right away.
Orthopaedic Care—No Appointment Needed.
Not sure if it’s a fracture or a sprain? Injured yourself on the trail, the slopes, or at home? Our orthopaedic Walk-In Clinic is designed for nonemergency bone and joint concerns, providing fast access to expert care without the long wait.
Our advanced practitioners evaluate and treat a wide range of injuries, supported by on-site imaging and the full expertise of our orthopaedic care team.
We Treat
- Arthritic joint pain in the shoulder, elbow, hand, hip, knee, foot, and ankle
- Noncomplex fractures and dislocations
- Sports-related injuries
- Strains and sprains of the upper and lower extremities
On-Site Services Include
- Orthopaedic injections
- Splints, braces, and casting
- X-ray and MRI imaging
If additional care is needed, our providers work closely with our orthopaedic surgeons to ensure seamless follow-up and treatment.
Expert Orthopaedic Guidance—Anytime, Anywhere.
For after-hours injuries or quick questions, Great Basin Orthopaedics offers Virtual QuickConnect to provide free, virtual access to orthopaedic specialists, powered by HURT!
In just minutes, you can connect with a specialist who will assess your injury, guide next steps, and help you determine whether in-person care is needed.
How It Works
1
Connect Instantly
Chat live with an orthopaedic specialist in 3 minutes or less.
2
Get Real Answers
Receive guidance on your injury, with the option to securely share photos or videos for evaluation.
3
Know What to Do Next
Get directed to the right level of care—often helping you avoid an unnecessary trip to the ER.
Note: This service is not intended for postoperative concerns or medication-related questions.