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Many clinics and orthopedic offices temporarily close or reduce their hours during the holidays—leaving patients unsure where to go for fast, reliable orthopedic care. Full Orthopedics Urgent Care in the Hollywood, Hialeah, Miami, FL area remains open during key holiday dates to provide expert orthopedic care when you need it most. If you or a loved one experiences a sprain, fracture, dislocation, or any other musculoskeletal injury, our board-certified team is here to help.
We understand that injuries do not take holidays off. Below are our modified hours for the 2025–2026 holiday season:
Thanksgiving Day – Closed
Black Friday – 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Christmas Eve – 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Christmas Day – Closed
December 26 – 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
New Year’s Eve – 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
New Year’s Day – Closed
January 2 – 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
During these open dates, walk-ins are welcome, and care is available for both adults and children.
Many urgent cares in South Florida are operating with reduced hours or are fully closed for long stretches throughout late November, December, and early January. Full Orthopedics Urgent Care continues to serve the community with:
Unlike general urgent cares, we focus exclusively on orthopedic and musculoskeletal injuries. This means you get:
On-site X-rays
Immediate fracture care
Splinting and casting
Treatment for sprains, strains, dislocations, tendon injuries, and joint pain
Same-day evaluations with orthopedic providers
Our team ensures you receive accurate diagnoses and effective treatment so you can return to your holiday activities as safely and quickly as possible.
Holiday schedules are stressful enough. That’s why we offer convenient walk-in access with minimal wait times—much faster than a hospital emergency room or traditional orthopedic office.
For many orthopedic injuries, the emergency room is not required and can lead to long wait times and high costs. At Full Orthopedics Urgent Care, you receive targeted orthopedic care on the spot.
The holidays bring an increase in certain types of injuries due to higher activity levels, travel, weather changes, and household tasks. At Full Orthopedics Urgent Care, we regularly treat the following:
Backyard football games, running around with kids, climbing ladders, and lifting heavy holiday items can easily lead to soft-tissue injuries. Ankle and knee sprains are especially common.
Signs you need urgent care: sudden swelling, popping sensation, inability to bear weight, or severe pain.
Slips, falls, and kitchen accidents often result in wrist, forearm, or collarbone fractures. Even simple tasks, like carrying décor or slipping on a wet tile floor, can result in broken bones.
We offer: on-site X-rays, splints, casts, and orthopedic follow-up.
Activities like moving boxes, decorating high places, or long hours of travel can trigger back pain, pinched nerves, muscle spasms, or herniation flare-ups.
We can help: acute back pain, neck pain, and injuries from lifting or sudden movement.
Shoulder strains, rotator cuff injuries, and dislocations happen more often during the holidays due to lifting, overhead reaching, and sports.
Cooking, handling tools, assembling gifts, or falls often cause wrist sprains, finger injuries, or elbow trauma. These are among the most common injuries we see between Thanksgiving and New Year’s.
Holiday travel and gatherings often include recreational sports—basketball, pickleball, tennis, soccer, or beach activities. These can lead to ligament injuries, tendonitis, or acute joint trauma.
Seasonal workers, decorators, hospitality employees, and retail staff often sustain orthopedic injuries during the year’s busiest stretch.
We treat: workplace sprains, strains, repetitive-use injuries, and acute trauma.
Fireworks are especially common during New Year’s celebrations in South Florida, and they frequently lead to hand, wrist, and arm injuries. Even small fireworks can misfire, explode unexpectedly, or cause someone to lose their balance and fall.
Full Orthopedics Urgent Care treats: Hand and finger injuries, Wrist fractures, Soft-tissue trauma, Impact or fall-related injuries caused by fireworks
Come to Full Orthopedics Urgent Care for:
Suspected fractures
Sprains, strains, or ligament injuries
Shoulder, knee, or hip pain
Work or sports injuries
Back or neck pain
Minor dislocations
Tendon injuries
Swelling, bruising, or sudden joint pain
Go to the ER for:
Severe trauma
Uncontrolled bleeding
Open fractures (bone visible)
Major head injuries
Chest pain or difficulty breathing
Although accidents happen, there are steps you can take to stay safe:
Use stable ladders and avoid standing on unstable surfaces.
Wear supportive shoes when decorating, shopping, or cooking.
Lift with your legs, not your back.
Keep walkways clear of wrapping paper, cords, and clutter.
Stretch before participating in recreational sports.
Take breaks during long periods of travel or standing.
Even with precautions, injuries can occur—and when they do, we are here to help.
If you or your family member gets injured this holiday season, you do not need to wait until January to get help. Full Orthopedics Urgent Care provides expert orthopedic care on the days when many facilities are closed.