Fast, compassionate evaluation and treatment for pink eye (conjunctivitis) in children and adults. Walk-ins are welcome seven days a week.

Healthcare provider examining a child's eye for pink eye (conjunctivitis) at 209 Urgent Care in Modesto, CA with walk-in evaluation and treatment.

Fast Relief • Children & Adults • Walk-Ins Welcome


Pink Eye (Conjunctivitis) Evaluation & Treatment

Pink eye, also known as conjunctivitis, is a common eye condition that causes redness, irritation, tearing, and eye discharge. It may be caused by bacteria, viruses, allergies, or other irritants. At 209 Urgent Care, our experienced providers evaluate your symptoms to determine the likely cause and recommend the most appropriate treatment.


Symptoms We Evaluate

You may benefit from evaluation if you have:

✔ Red or pink eye

✔ Eye irritation

✔ Itchy eyes

✔ Burning sensation

✔ Eye discharge

✔ Crusting of the eyelids

✔ Excessive tearing

✔ Swollen eyelids

✔ Sensitivity to light

✔ Feeling like something is in your eye


What to Expect

Your visit may include:

✔ Medical history review

✔ Eye examination

✔ Vision assessment when appropriate

✔ Evaluation of one or both eyes

✔ Treatment recommendations

✔ Prescription medication when medically appropriate

✔ Follow-up instructions


Understanding Pink Eye

Pink eye may be caused by bacteria, viruses, allergies, or environmental irritants. Treatment depends on the underlying cause. While some cases resolve without prescription medication, others may require antibiotic eye drops or other treatment. Your provider will determine the most appropriate care after your examination.


Why Prompt Evaluation Matters

Early evaluation helps determine whether your pink eye is contagious, whether treatment is appropriate, and whether additional eye conditions need to be considered. Prompt care may also help reduce discomfort and decrease the spread of contagious infections.


Why Choose 209 Urgent Care?

🟢 Walk-ins welcome

🟢 Open seven days a week

🟢 Children and adults treated

🟢 Experienced medical providers

🟢 Same-day evaluation

🟢 Most major insurance accepted

🟢 Convenient Modesto location


Frequently Asked Questions

Is pink eye contagious?

Some forms of pink eye, particularly viral and bacterial conjunctivitis, can spread easily. Allergic conjunctivitis is not contagious.


Do I need antibiotics?

Not always. Antibiotics are only helpful for certain bacterial infections. Your provider will determine whether they are appropriate.


Can children return to school?

Return-to-school recommendations depend on the cause of conjunctivitis, your child’s symptoms, and the school’s policies.


Can I wear contact lenses?

No. Contact lenses should generally not be worn until your provider advises it is safe to do so.


Can I walk in without an appointment?

Yes. Walk-ins are always welcome.


When to Seek Immediate Medical Care

Seek prompt medical evaluation if you experience:

  • Severe eye pain
  • Vision loss or blurred vision
  • Eye injury
  • Chemical exposure
  • Significant swelling around the eye
  • Severe sensitivity to light
  • Symptoms that rapidly worsen

Need Pink Eye Treatment Today?

Visit 209 Urgent Care for walk-in evaluation and treatment of pink eye.

📍 1908 Coffee Rd. Suite 3
Modesto, CA 95355

📞 209-846-9429

Open 7 Days a Week

  • Monday–Friday: 8:30 AM–5:30 PM
  • Saturday–Sunday: 9:00 AM–4:00 PM


Types of Pink Eye We Evaluate

Our providers evaluate:

✔ Bacterial conjunctivitis

✔ Viral conjunctivitis

✔ Allergic conjunctivitis

✔ Eye irritation

✔ Red eye

✔ Eyelid inflammation


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Serving Modesto & Nearby Communities

209 Urgent Care proudly provides ear infection evaluation and treatment for patients from:

  • Modesto
  • Ceres
  • Riverbank
  • Salida
  • Ripon
  • Oakdale
  • Escalon
  • Hughson
  • Surrounding communities

Medical Disclaimer

Information on this page is intended for educational purposes only and does not replace evaluation by a qualified healthcare provider. Treatment recommendations depend on your symptoms, medical history, physical examination, and provider assessment.