X-Ray & Lab Work

X-Rays

With X-rays on site, Fast Track Urgent Care can diagnose a wide array of illnesses and injuries and help identify the best treatment plan right away. They use our digital X-rays to scan several parts of the body, including foreign bodies in soft tissues, bones, joints, and more.

Sprain, Strain or Broken Bone?

Whenever you have an accident, Fast Track Urgent Care is ready to help get you on the road to recovery. By using our digital X-rays, we can better determine the type of injury that you have as well as its severity. Then, our providers can recommend a plan of care and any next steps, which may include a referral to the emergency room or a specialist for the next step in care.

X-ray Over-reads

Every X-ray taken at Fast Track Urgent Care is sent to a board-certified radiologist to confirm the findings. Called an “overread,” this process is an extra step we take to ensure you receive the highest quality care and the most accurate results.

X-ray image of a human hand and wrist, showing bones including the fingers, knuckles, and wrist joints.

Lab Work

Fast Track Urgent Care offers comprehensive on-site lab work and bloodwork for patients in Florissant and the greater St. Louis area — no appointment needed.

Whether your doctor ordered tests or you need routine bloodwork, our team can collect and process samples quickly so you can get answers and move forward with your care.

Common tests we offer:

  • Complete blood count (CBC)

  • Comprehensive metabolic panel (CMP)

  • Lipid panel (cholesterol)

  • Blood glucose / diabetes screening

  • Thyroid function (TSH)

  • Urinalysis

  • Pregnancy tests

  • STD/STI bloodwork

  • Rapid strep and flu tests

Why choose Fast Track for lab work? We accept Medicare, Medicaid, and most major insurance plans. Some results are available same day. Walk in any day from 8am to 8pm — no referral or appointment required.

Call us at 314-436-9300 or walk in today.

Close-up of a laboratory tray filled with small test tubes, with a pink pipette dispensing liquid into one of them.