When It Hurts
Start With DOC.
For sprains, strains, breaks, and aches, get orthopedic care without the ER or waiting for an appointment.
Can DOC Help Me?
Something Just Happened
Broken bone or possible fracture
Sports Injury
Sprain or strain
Fall or incident
Sudden joint pain or swelling
Something Keeps Hurting
Back or neck pain
Arthritis
An injury that isn’t getting better
Joint pain
Overuse or tendon pain
Pain keeping you from normal activities
Treatment at DOC
X-rays
Bracing
Casting & Splinting
Injections
MRI
Why Choose DOC?
Save Time
Walk-in evaluation, imaging, diagnosis, and treatment — without the ER wait.
Under 1 hour
“Checked in, seen, X-rayed, diagnosed, fitted with a boot, and discharged” — Becky L, Meridian
Save Money
DOC vs. the ER, for the same X-ray, splint, and facility fee:
DOC
$504.00
St. Luke’s Hospital
$1,640.00
$1,921.70
Saint Alphonsus Hospital
Save Nearly 70%
Orthopedic-focused care
ER doctors aren’t trained to treat orthopedic injuries definitively. At DOC, orthopedic care is all we do — from your first visit.
Find your DOC
Boise: Broadway Avenue
1789 S Broadway Ave. Suite 100
Boise, ID 83706
Boise: Fairview Avenue
10178 W Fairview Ave.
Boise, ID 83704
Meridian: Magic View
3015 E Magic View Dr.
Meridian, ID 83642
Meridian: Cortona Way
4842 N Cortona Way
Meridian, ID 83646
Nampa: Marketplace Boulevard
16818 N Marketplace Blvd.
Nampa, ID 83687
“I was checked in, seen, X-rayed, diagnosed, fitted with a boot, and discharged in under an hour.”
— Becky L., Meridian Location
Frequently Asked Questions
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No, DOC is walk-in only — Just come to one of your five locations; no appointment necessary.
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No referral is required to be seen at DOC, though your insurance may require one for full coverage — check with your provider if you’re unsure.
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We bill all major insurance plans and are in-network with most, including [confirm current carrier list].
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If you’re facing a life-threatening emergency — severe bleeding, loss of consciousness, or a suspected head, neck, or spine injury — go to the ER or call 911. For orthopedic injuries and pain that aren’t life-threatening, DOC can treat you faster.