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Urgent care near me

Walk-in clinics and urgent care centers for non-emergency illness and injury, no appointment needed. Type a city or use your location to see urgent care near me.

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Urgent care, ER or your doctor?

If it's life-threatening, call 911. If it can't wait but isn't dangerous, urgent care is usually faster and costs less.

Urgent care

Today, when it can’t wait

  • Fever, flu, sore throat
  • Sprains and possible simple fractures
  • Cuts that may need stitches
  • UTIs, rashes, ear pain
Typical cost
$100 – $250
Typical wait
15–45 min
Hospital / ER

Now, if it could be life-threatening

  • Chest pain or pressure
  • Trouble breathing
  • Severe bleeding
  • Signs of stroke, major injury
Typical cost
$1,200 – $2,500+
Typical wait
Sickest first
Primary care

In a day or two, or ongoing

  • Check-ups and physicals
  • Refills and follow-ups
  • Long-term conditions
  • Referrals to specialists
Typical cost
$100 – $200
Typical wait
Days to weeks
Chest pain, trouble breathing or severe bleeding? Call 911.

This is general information, not medical advice. Costs and waits are typical US ranges for a basic visit before insurance, not quotes.

Browse urgent care by state

50 states, DC and 3 territories with urgent care centers listed.

Massachusetts: 2,240 urgent care centers listedMinnesota: 2,296 urgent care centers listedMontana: 636 urgent care centers listedNorth Dakota: 543 urgent care centers listedHawaii: 346 urgent care centers listedIdaho: 671 urgent care centers listedWashington: 2,264 urgent care centers listedArizona: 1,506 urgent care centers listedCalifornia: 7,302 urgent care centers listedColorado: 1,620 urgent care centers listedNevada: 506 urgent care centers listedNew Mexico: 764 urgent care centers listedOregon: 1,081 urgent care centers listedUtah: 865 urgent care centers listedWyoming: 393 urgent care centers listedArkansas: 1,624 urgent care centers listedIowa: 2,005 urgent care centers listedKansas: 1,510 urgent care centers listedMissouri: 2,802 urgent care centers listedNebraska: 906 urgent care centers listedOklahoma: 1,675 urgent care centers listedSouth Dakota: 649 urgent care centers listedLouisiana: 1,582 urgent care centers listedTexas: 6,191 urgent care centers listedConnecticut: 1,214 urgent care centers listedNew Hampshire: 774 urgent care centers listedRhode Island: 349 urgent care centers listedVermont: 784 urgent care centers listedAlabama: 1,585 urgent care centers listedFlorida: 4,759 urgent care centers listedGeorgia: 3,077 urgent care centers listedMississippi: 1,570 urgent care centers listedSouth Carolina: 1,478 urgent care centers listedIllinois: 3,872 urgent care centers listedIndiana: 2,188 urgent care centers listedKentucky: 2,277 urgent care centers listedNorth Carolina: 3,076 urgent care centers listedOhio: 4,184 urgent care centers listedTennessee: 2,214 urgent care centers listedVirginia: 2,453 urgent care centers listedWisconsin: 2,569 urgent care centers listedWest Virginia: 1,115 urgent care centers listedDelaware: 459 urgent care centers listedDistrict of Columbia: 65 urgent care centers listedMaryland: 1,773 urgent care centers listedNew Jersey: 2,490 urgent care centers listedNew York: 4,865 urgent care centers listedPennsylvania: 5,169 urgent care centers listedMaine: 1,057 urgent care centers listedMichigan: 4,047 urgent care centers listedAlaska: 278 urgent care centers listed
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What is urgent care?

Urgent care is walk-in care for illness or injury that needs attention today but isn’t an emergency. You don’t need an appointment.

How do I find urgent care near me?

Tap Use my location or type your city. Each city page lists the urgent care centers we have there, with the hours, insurance networks and directions we have for each.

Is urgent care cheaper than the ER?

Usually, yes. A basic urgent care visit typically costs a fraction of an ER visit for the same minor problem. For chest pain, trouble breathing or severe bleeding, go to the ER or call 911.

Do urgent care centers treat children?

Most do. If your child is very young or very sick, call the clinic first or go to the ER.

How do you decide what counts as urgent care?

Each listing carries one care-level tag based on what the place offers. If a place is really a primary care office or a pharmacy, its tag says so.