Clinical Services
Masks are encouraged when you visit the clinic, but required if you have symptoms of respiratory illness.
Clinical services are provided by our nurse practitioners. A nurse practitioner (NP) is an advanced practice nurse who can provide a health risk assessment, provide wellness counseling, diagnose and treat a variety of acute and chronic medical conditions. NPs are able to diagnose medical problems and provide prescriptions for medications. NPs can provide the following:
Treatment of minor illnesses
- Infections
- Colds, coughs, seasonal allergies
- Joint pain
- Rashes
- Minor injuries not requiring urgent evaluation
Management of chronic health problems
- High blood pressure
- High cholesterol
- Diabetes
- Smoking cessation
- Weight management
Wellness visits
- Health Risk Assessment – including weight, blood pressure, cholesterol and diabetes screening
- Review of your health assessment
- Wellness counseling including healthy eating, exercise and weight loss coaching
Services not provided
- Worker’s compensation and/or disability
- Physicals
- Drug screening
Hours
Appointments: Monday–Friday 8:30 AM–4:30 PM
Walk-ins: 10:30 AM to 2:30 PM, Monday through Friday
After-Hours Urgent Care at UNC Family Medicine
Insured employees, retirees & dependents can receive after-hours care – with NO copay – from 5 to 9pm, Monday through Friday, at UNC Urgent Care at the Family Medicine Center.
- When? From 5 to 9pm, Monday–Friday
- Who? Open to insured employees, pre-65 retirees and dependents with after-hours healthcare needs
- Where? UNC Urgent Care at The Family Medicine Center, 590 Manning Drive in Chapel Hill
- How? When you check in, refer the front desk staff to the Town of Chapel Hill/Wellness@Work flyer posted on the check-in desk
- Download and share the flyer
Our Nurse Practitioners
Liska Lackey, MSN, FNP-BC |
Robin Motley, MSN, FNP |