Pneumonia or Sinus Infection? Nadora Urgent Care in Greeley Can Help

When you're battling a stubborn cough, sinus pressure, or ongoing fatigue, it can be hard to tell what’s really going on. Is it a lingering cold, a sinus infection, or something more serious like pneumonia? At Nadora Urgent Care in Greeley, we offer same-day evaluation and treatment for both pneumonia and sinus infections, with walk-in availability seven days a week.

Sinus Infections: More Than Just a Stuffy Nose

A sinus infection, also known as sinusitis, happens when the sinuses become inflamed—often after a cold or allergy flare-up. Common symptoms include:

• Facial pain or pressure

• Thick nasal discharge

• Headache

• Post-nasal drip

• Congestion that lingers more than 10 days

At Nadora Urgent Care, we’ll evaluate your symptoms and determine whether your infection is likely viral or bacterial. If needed, we may prescribe antibiotics, decongestants, or other treatments to help you feel better quickly.

Pneumonia: When a Cough Becomes More Concerning

Pneumonia is a lung infection that can develop suddenly or after an upper respiratory illness. It's typically caused by bacteria or viruses and can result in serious symptoms like:

• Persistent cough (often with mucus)

• Shortness of breath

• Fever and chills

• Chest pain when breathing

• Fatigue or weakness

We use on-site digital X-rays to evaluate for pneumonia and other complications. If diagnosed, treatment may include antibiotics, antiviral medication, or supportive care based on the cause and severity.

Fast, Accessible: Nadora Urgent Care in Greeley

You don’t need to wait for a primary care appointment. Nadora Urgent Care offers walk-in visits, extended hours (including evenings and weekends), and a caring team ready to help. We accept most insurance plans, including Medicare, Medicaid, and CHP+, and offer affordable self-pay options.

If your symptoms aren't improving—or are getting worse—visit Nadora Urgent Care in Greeley for fast, thorough evaluation and treatment for sinus infections, pneumonia, and more.