Walk-In X-Ray in Charlotte (Steele Creek)

OneSpotMD offers walk-in X-ray services at Steele Creek, 7 days a week during clinic hours. Availability can change.

At OneSpotMD Steele Creek, 2114 Freeman Park Dr, Suite 105, Charlotte, NC 28273. Walk-ins are welcome during clinic hours.

No advance appointment is required. Walk-ins are welcome at Steele Creek during clinic hours; availability can change.

X-ray is at Steele Creek only. If your Plaza Midwood provider has evaluated you and ordered an X-ray, you receive a fast pass. No second evaluation or new appointment is needed; walk in during Steele Creek business hours. Tell the team you are there for your fast-pass X-ray. They can usually take care of it within a few minutes; wait times can vary. The radiologist’s reading is generally available in about 2 hours, but timing can vary and is not guaranteed.

$140 for the self-pay visit plus $95 per body part. The radiologist’s read is included, and there’s no facility fee. If you were already evaluated at Plaza Midwood and sent to Steele Creek for an X-ray, no second evaluation is needed. Other services and supplies cost extra.

Yes. All the views your provider needs of one body part are included in the $95. For example, front, side and angled views of an ankle count as one X-ray.

Each body part is $95. An ankle and a knee are $190 for imaging, plus the $140 visit: $330 before any other services or supplies.

No. The $95 self-pay price includes the radiologist’s read, and there’s no facility fee.

You pay your plan’s copay at the visit. Deductible or coinsurance costs depend on your plan and the visit and imaging services. You may receive a bill after insurance processes the claim. Copays for covered visits with most NC Medicaid plans are usually $0 or $4; confirm coverage and costs with your plan.

Yes. We are in network with most NC Medicaid plans. Copays for covered visits are usually $0 or $4; confirm coverage for the visit and imaging and your costs with your plan.

An X-ray starts with a provider evaluation to decide which images you need. If your Plaza Midwood provider has already evaluated you and ordered the X-ray, you can use your fast pass at Steele Creek without a second evaluation or new appointment.

We’ll still examine you first. Our provider decides which X-ray you need and reads it with you.

Your provider reviews the images and recommends care. The radiologist’s reading is generally available in about 2 hours, but timing can vary and is not guaranteed. Ask staff how results will be communicated and what to do if symptoms worsen.

We offer selected chest, rib, abdominal and extremity X-rays when appropriate. Availability depends on the exam and views needed. A plain skull X-ray cannot rule out brain injury; serious head injury may require emergency care and CT.

Yes. If your provider thinks you may have pneumonia, we can do a chest X-ray at Steele Creek and start treatment the same visit.

X-rays show many fractures, but some are not visible initially. The provider considers your examination and images and may splint, arrange repeat imaging or refer you. A normal X-ray does not rule out every injury.

The provider stabilizes the injury when appropriate and arranges urgent orthopedic or emergency referral based on severity. Specialist timing varies. Open fractures, badly deformed limbs or a cold, blue or numb hand or foot need emergency care.

Yes. Both clinics stock boots, crutches, slings and splints, and we make custom fiberglass splints. These are priced separately, only if you need them.

The provider may offer pain relief after reviewing your history and medicines. Ketorolac (Toradol) is suitable only for selected patients because kidney, bleeding, ulcer, pregnancy and other risks may make it unsafe. Worsening pain or swelling may require further assessment.

No. We do X-rays only. If you need a CT, MRI or ultrasound, we’ll refer you.

The provider considers your child’s age, cooperation and whether the needed X-ray can be performed safely. Some children need referral. Consent must come from a parent, legal guardian or another person legally authorized to consent; an accompanying adult is not automatically authorized.

Tell us if you are or might be pregnant. Your provider will talk with you about whether an X-ray is right for you.

Yes. We do X-rays for work injuries and workers’ comp cases.

An X-ray can detect many metal or glass fragments, but may miss small fragments and materials such as wood or plastic. The provider decides whether other imaging or wound exploration is needed.

Compare estimates for the full episode of care rather than assuming one setting is cheaper. OneSpotMD self-pay is $140 for the visit plus $95 per body part, including the radiologist read and no facility fee. Additional services and supplies cost extra; other facilities and insurance benefits vary.

Your cost depends on your insurance plan. Imaging may have deductible, coinsurance or other cost-sharing in addition to visit costs. Confirm your benefits and expected charges with your insurer and clinic.

When appropriate and available, you can have an exam and X-ray with a care plan at Steele Creek. The $95 self-pay imaging price per body part includes the radiologist read and no facility fee; the $140 visit and other services or supplies are additional. Some injuries require hospital or specialist care.

Call 911 for a bone through the skin, a limb that looks badly bent, numbness or a cold or blue hand or foot, a serious head injury, passing out, or severe trouble breathing.

Yes. Some staff speak Spanish, and language assistance is available. Please tell us your preferred language when you contact the clinic. Sí, avísenos si prefiere recibir atención en español.