Thibodaux Regional Urgent Care

02/25/2026

Norovirus spreads quickly. If someone around you comes down with it, there’s a good chance others nearby will be affected. You might start wondering how long symptoms take to show up, what to watch for, or whether it’s even possible to prevent norovirus after exposure.

After close contact with norovirus, many people aren’t sure what to expect or when to seek medical care. At Thibodaux Regional Urgent Care, we can help you understand the symptoms and take the necessary steps to reduce the risk of spreading norovirus to others.

If you or someone near you has norovirus, find out what to do. Thibodaux Regional Urgent Care explains when symptoms start and what signs need medical attention.

02/15/2026

WE WILL BE OPEN ON MARDI GRAS DAY, TUESDAY, 2/17/26, FROM 9:00AM - 5:00PM!

WE WILL RE-OPEN OUR NORMAL BUSINESS HOURS TOMORROW, 2/18/26, 9:00AM-8:00PM!

HOPE Y'ALL HAVE A SAFE & HAPPY MARDI GRAS!!!

Pre-register online with our NextPatient app by visiting our website: https://www.urgentcarethibodauxregional.com/thibodaux.../

02/05/2026

Constipation has a way of turning a normal day into a long one. You might feel bloated, uncomfortable, or distracted by the constant sense that something just isn’t moving the way it should. When it stretches beyond a few days or affects how you live, it’s natural to wonder whether it’s time to get medical help.

At Thibodaux Regional Urgent Care in Thibodaux, we see adults come in every week with constipation, usually because waiting it out no longer feels reasonable.

Constipation that lasts several days or causes pain may need medical care. Learn when to visit urgent care and what treatment options are available in Thibodaux.

12/31/2025

Our office will be open 9am-5pm on Wednesday, New Year's Eve, December 31, 2025 and Thursday, New Year's Day January 1, 2026!

We will re-open Friday, January 2, 2026 with our normal business hours of 9a-8p.

Wishing you and your family a Safe & Happy New Year's!

To see current wait times, visit our website: https://www.urgentcarethibodauxregional.com/

12/23/2025

Our office will be open 9am-5pm on Wednesday, Christmas Eve, 12/24/25, and CLOSED on Thursday, Christmas Day 12/25/25!

We will re-open Friday, December 26 with our normal business hours of 9a-8p.

Wishing you and your family a very Merry Christmas!

To see current wait times, visit our website: https://www.urgentcarethibodauxregional.com/

12/23/2025

Some illnesses come on fast. Walking pneumonia doesn’t. The symptoms usually build slowly, as a cough that won’t settle or a mild fever that won’t let off.

At Thibodaux Regional Urgent Care, we see this often in both adults and children. We can help you figure out whether your symptoms point toward walking pneumonia or another respiratory condition.

Walking pneumonia builds slowly. Learn the signs, when urgent care is appropriate and how Thibodaux Regional Urgent Care can guide your breathing and treatment.

12/10/2025

Dry skin is common here in Thibodaux, especially when the humidity drops or heaters run constantly indoors. But when the dryness sticks around, cracks open or itches intensely, it may be something more: what seems like seasonal irritation could be eczema.

At Thibodaux Regional Urgent Care, we treat a wide range of skin concerns for both children and adults every day of the week. That includes helping people figure out whether they’re dealing with everyday dryness, eczema or another issue that needs medical care.

Not all skin dryness is harmless. Learn how to tell dry skin from serious conditions like eczema and when it’s time to visit Urgent Care at Thibodaux Regional.

11/13/2025

One moment you’re standing outside, and the next, it feels like the world is tilting. Fainting spells can seem minor in the moment, but when dehydration plays a role, they’re worth taking seriously.

At Thibodaux Regional Urgent Care, we regularly treat patients who’ve fainted from dehydration— especially during periods of high heat or humidity. If you’ve felt dizzy, weak or lost consciousness even briefly, here’s what may be happening and when to come see us.

Fainting from dehydration can signal more than just heat exhaustion. Learn the signs and when urgent care is the right choice at Thibodaux Regional Urgent Care.

10/31/2025

Our office hours are 9am-5pm on Friday, October 31, 2025- HAPPY HALLOWEEN!

We will re-open normal business hours 9am-8pm on Saturday, November 1, 2025

Please visit https://www.urgentcarethibodauxregional.com to reserve your spot!

10/20/2025

🎉 We’re honored and grateful! 🎉

Thank you to our amazing community for voting Thibodaux Regional Urgent Care as the 2025 Bayou’s Best – Community’s Choice Award Winner for Urgent Care/Walk-In Clinic! 💙

Your trust and support mean the world to us. Every visit, every kind word, and every smile inspire us to keep providing the best possible care for you and your families.

From all of us at Thibodaux Regional Urgent Care — thank you for choosing us as your Bayou’s Best! 🌟

10/02/2025

Sometimes, it starts subtly: a drop in energy here, a bout of lightheadedness there. The symptoms of low oxygen start quietly until the day when the deeper cause makes itself known — and yes, dizziness is often one of them.

That cause is often anemia, a condition in which your body can’t move enough oxygen to meet its needs. And if you have it, the CDC says that you’re now one of 3 million people in the United States already living with it.

Fortunately, anemia doesn’t have to upend your life. It’s treatable, and at Thibodaux Regional Urgent Care, we can help you take the first step toward feeling like yourself again.

Anemia will often cause subtle symptoms, like dizziness, before it becomes obvious. At Thibodaux Regional Urgent Care, we offer prompt evaluation and relief.

09/10/2025

Everyone in Thibodaux knows the feeling of “Cajun heartburn” after a big meal. But what about stomach pain that doesn’t fade? It might start as a pinch near your belly button after dinner, then sharpen along your lower right side. Before long, you’re left wondering: is this just gas, or something more serious?

Gas pain is usually harmless, but appendicitis can be life-threatening if not treated quickly, according to the American Medical Association (AMA). And at Thibodaux Regional Urgent Care, we can help you find out what’s really behind your symptoms. Here’s how to know when it’s time to get checked.

Gas pain fades, but appendicitis can’t wait. Get your symptoms checked at Thibodaux Urgent Care today and get the treatment you need right away.