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"OS1 is great. I like that they accept walk-ins and the check-in process was very smooth and could be done from your phone."
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"OS1 is great. I like that they accept walk-ins and the check-in process was very smooth and could be done from your phone."
"I was seen quickly for a broken thumb, and the entire process was smooth from start to finish. The staff was fast, thorough, and extremely friendly."
"I had been down with my hip pain for over a week. My coworker encouraged me to look for an orthopedic urgent care clinic, and I found OS1."
5510 Promenade Point Parkway Suite 160 Madison, AL 35758
madison.al@bettersooner.com
Phone : (256) 289-8470
Fax: (256) 993-3096
Sports Medicine Fellowship Trained
A native of Ohio, Dr. Runyan attended Miami University, Oxford, OH for undergraduate education. He received his medical degree from the University of Toledo College of Medicine.
He then completed residency training in Family Medicine at the University of Michigan. He completed a sports medicine fellowship at Marshall University, Huntington, WV. After initially remaining in Huntington, Dr. Runyan and his family moved to Great Falls, MT to focus his practice on sports medicine and musculoskeletal urgent care.
For the last 12 years, Dr. Runyan has practiced sports and musculoskeletal medicine in Florence, SC in orthopedic surgery and neurosurgery settings. He has extensive experience treating musculoskeletal conditions in patients of all ages, and from “ weekend warriors” to athletes from youth sports to the professional level.
He has expertise in treating acute musculoskeletal injuries such as
sprains, fractures and concussions, as well as overuse or chronic conditions like tendinitis and arthritis. He also has significant experience with occupational injuries. Making an accurate diagnosis, treatment plan, and returning patients to their sport, hobby, or occupation as quickly and safely as possible is a top priority.
Dr. Runyan and his wife Mandy, have a son who is a student at Clemson University, and a daughter in high school. In his spare time, he enjoys mountain biking, hiking, hunting, fishing and watching college football. Dr. Runyan and his family are excited to join and explore the vibrant and growing community in Madison and North Alabama.
When an injury happens in Madison, you should not have to choose between a long, expensive ER visit and waiting days for an orthopedic appointment. The OS1 Madison clinic is a walk-in orthopedic clinic, open seven days a week, with a sports medicine fellowship-trained physician on-site. Walk in, get evaluated, and get imaging and treatment in the same place. No appointment, and no referral needed to be seen. We treat patients of all ages, from kids to adults.
At OS1 Madison, Dr. Runyan and our care team treat fractures, sprains, and sports injuries the same day, with no referral and no appointment needed. If you are looking for an orthopedic doctor in Madison who can see you today, you can walk in any day we are open.
The Madison clinic handles the full range of non-surgical orthopedic and sports injuries: sprains and strains, fractures and dislocations, tendonitis, joint pain and swelling, sports injuries, and work injuries. If an injury turns out to need a surgeon, we evaluate it, stabilize it, and connect you with the right specialist.
Madison is a full-service location. What you need to diagnose and treat the injury is in the building: open MRI for a detailed look at soft-tissue injuries, digital X-ray, injections including cortisone and PRP, casting and splinting, and bracing and durable medical equipment. Most of it happens during your visit. If you need an MRI, your provider schedules it on-site, typically within 24 hours and never weeks out.
For most orthopedic injuries, a walk-in clinic is the better first stop than a hospital emergency room. You are seen by a provider who treats musculoskeletal injuries all day, the wait is shorter, and the cost is a fraction of an ER visit. OS1 has the imaging and treatment tools on-site to handle the injury start to finish. For a life-threatening emergency, an open fracture, heavy bleeding, or a head injury, go to the ER or call 911.
There is no appointment to book and no referral to track down. Walk into the Madison clinic, check in, and an OS1 provider will examine your injury, take an X-ray if it is needed, and explain what they find. If you need an MRI, an injection, a cast, or a brace, it is handled here. You leave with a diagnosis and a clear plan.
The OS1 Madison clinic is in the Promenade Point shopping center on Highway 72, in the same center as Walmart, at 5510 Promenade Point Parkway, Suite 160. We serve the greater Huntsville area, including Madison, Huntsville, and Athens. Call (256) 289-8470, and check the clinic hours on this page before you head in.
No. The Madison clinic is walk-in, open seven days a week. Come in during open hours and you will be seen. If you want to call ahead, dial (256) 289-8470.
No. You do not need a referral to be seen at OS1. If you need an MRI or a specialist, your OS1 provider arranges it.
OS1 Madison accepts most major plans, including Blue Cross Blue Shield of Alabama, Aetna, Cigna, and UnitedHealthcare. Self-pay rates are available if you are uninsured. Call (256) 289-8470 to confirm your specific plan before you come in.
Often, yes. Madison has open MRI on-site. If your provider orders an MRI during your visit, it is scheduled in the same building, typically within 24 to 48 hours rather than weeks out.
Yes. OS1 Madison treats patients of all ages, from kids and young athletes to adults. The open MRI is less intimidating for kids than a closed-bore scanner, and we coordinate referral to a pediatric subspecialist for the rare cases that need one.
OS1 is a non-surgical orthopedic clinic. If your injury needs a surgeon, we evaluate and stabilize it, then connect you with the right specialist.
For most orthopedic injuries, a walk-in orthopedic clinic is the better first stop than a hospital ER. The wait is shorter, the provider sees musculoskeletal injuries all day, and the cost is a fraction of an ER bill. For a life-threatening emergency, open fracture, heavy bleeding, head injury, or chest pain, go to the ER or call 911.