Makiki Urgent Care Center and Walk-in Clinic — Honolulu Urgent Care

• Is parental consent required for minors to receive treatment?

  Yes, parental or legal guardian consent is required for a minor (under 18) to receive treatment at our urgent care center. This is in line with Hawaii state law and standard healthcare practices.

  Here’s how it works:

  • A parent or legal guardian should accompany the minor during the visit.
  • If someone else (like a relative or school staff) brings the child, we’ll need written authorization and contact information for the parent.
  • For some services, such as pregnancy testing or STI screening, minors may consent on their own, depending on local law.

  We recommend calling our urgent care if you’re unsure what documentation is needed. At our walk-in clinic near Makiki, we’re always here to help clarify before your visit.

• Are minor eye injuries treated at urgent care?

  Minor eye injuries can be evaluated and treated at our urgent care center. Our team can provide prompt care if you’re experiencing pain, redness, irritation, or swelling from an eye injury.

  We commonly treat:

  • Foreign objects in the eye (like dust or debris)
  • Mild chemical exposure (such as soap or sunscreen)
  • Minor scratches or irritation
  • Eye infections (such as pink eye)

  If your condition involves sudden vision loss, severe trauma, or ongoing bleeding, this may require emergency medical attention at a hospital. Our Honolulu walk-in clinic helps assess and treat non-life-threatening concerns quickly for patients in the Makiki area and beyond.

• Are skin rashes and infections treated at urgent care?

  Absolutely. Skin rashes, infections, and other skin-related concerns are some of the most common reasons people visit an urgent care center. Our Honolulu clinic serving Makiki handles a wide range of non-severe skin issues.

  We treat:

  • Allergic skin reactions
  • Eczema flare-ups
  • Fungal infections (like athlete’s foot)
  • Minor abscesses or boils
  • Bacterial skin infections (such as impetigo or cellulitis)

  Emergency medical services may be needed for skin conditions involving spreading infection, high fever, or signs of a serious allergic reaction. But for everyday skin irritations and discomfort, our walk-in clinic provides fast, effective care.

• What if I have questions after my visit?

  If you still have questions or concerns after your visit to our urgent care, we encourage you to reach out. Your health doesn’t end when you leave the clinic — and we’re here to support you through recovery.

  Here’s how to follow up:

  1. Call our clinic during business hours for general questions.
  2. If you were given instructions or a care summary, refer to those for guidance.
  3. For worsening symptoms or unexpected reactions, seek emergency medical help.

  We serve patients from Makiki and other Honolulu neighborhoods with clear, helpful follow-up support. Our urgent care center values communication and makes sure you understand the next steps.

• What should I do if I need to cancel or reschedule my visit?

  If you need to cancel or reschedule, we understand — plans change. Since we’re a walk-in clinic, no appointment is required for care, but if you’ve called ahead or filled out a form online, here’s what to do:

  • Simply call us as soon as you know you can’t make it.
  • Let us know if you’re coming later or need to change anything.
  • We’ll answer any questions and help you find the best time to come in.

  Serving Makiki urgent care needs and surrounding areas means being flexible. Our urgent care center keeps things simple so patients can access healthcare when they need it — no stress, no long waits.

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