The Indigo Blog

The holidays mean a higher incidence of scalds and burns, especially among younger children. Learn what do to immediately when burns happen, how to ease pain and promote healing, and common remedies you should avoid.

Urgent care is often misunderstood. Don’t miss out on the benefits of fast, convenient and quality care for you and your loved ones. Learn about some common myths — and the facts — about urgent care.

Save a trip across the bridge. Indigo Urgent Care is now open in Gig Harbor, offering access to easier, faster and better care. Learn more about what Indigo offers.

La Nina’s back in the Pacific Northwest. Don’t let the risk of slips, trips and falls get you down this wetter-than-usual winter. Learn how to prevent falls on soggy surfaces and where to get treatment when accidents happen.

There are several types of allergic reactions, ranging from mild to potentially life-threatening. Learn the signs and symptoms of allergic reactions and when to seek medical treatment. 

If you or your little ones prefers care for a minor illness or injury from the comfort of home or while out of town, Indigo Online Care may be right for you.

Find out what urgent care doctors consider too hazardous to have in their own homes and yards. 

Even if your young kids are unvaccinated against COVID-19, there’s no need to miss out on fall fun. Learn about safe and healthy activities the whole family can enjoy this autumn.  

Fast, reliable COVID-19 testing is available at Indigo. We've rounded up our top five pro tips to know before your test to save time whether you're walking in or scheduling an appointment online. 

Get easier, faster and better care in Airway Heights, Washington. Indigo Urgent Care is now open to meet the needs of busy families and individuals in the vibrant community.  

Rough patches, bumps and rashes can be concerning. Learn more about common skin conditions and how to treat them. 

The immune system is the body’s natural defense against infection and the key to good health. Learn how to boost your immune system this fall to protect yourself against colds, flu, COVID-19 and other viruses and bacteria.

Most ear infections should go away on their own within a few days. If they don’t, you may need medical treatment. Learn the signs and symptoms of a serious infection and when to see a doctor. 

Learn how to prepare your child for a COVID-19 test and what you can do to keep them comfortable and calm. A little planning will ease their anxiety — and yours.

Dehydration can be extremely dangerous — and often misunderstood. Recognize the myths about dehydration and the right way to meet your fluid needs, during summer and all year-round.