Urgent care that accepts Medicare in Massachusetts
240urgent care centers in Massachusetts appear in Medicare's published network data, grouped by city.
Urgent care in Medicare's network in Massachusetts, by city
240 urgent care centers in 129 cities, largest first.
Danvers10
- Lahey Health Primary Care, Danvers
- Lahey Health Primary Care, Danvers
- Lahey Health Primary Care, Danvers
- Lahey Health Urgent Care, Danvers
- Mass General/North Shore Center for Outpatient Care
- Medical Specialty Services
- North Shore Physicians Group
- North Shore Physicians Group
- North Shore Primary Care
- North Shore Urgent Care
Boston7
- Beth Israel Deaconess HealthCare-Chestnut Hill
- Beth Israel Deaconess HealthCare-Chestnut Hill-The Street
- Brigham and Women's Faulkner Community Physicians
- Harvard Vanguard Medical Associates - Chestnut Hill/West Roxbury
- SMG Chestnut Hill Primary Care & Ob/Gyn
- Steward Health Care System
- Tufts Medical Center Level 1 Trauma Center
A listing appears here when Medicare's published network data includes the clinic, matched by the clinic's NPI number. Networks change and depend on your exact plan, so confirm with the clinic and with Medicare before your visit. A clinic that is not on this list may still accept Medicare.
About Medicare and urgent care
Medicare is the federal health insurance program for people 65 and older and some younger people with disabilities.
Network data on this page comes from the machine-readable network files insurers publish, matched to each clinic by its NPI number. Because one insurer sells many plans, a clinic listed here may be in network for some Medicare plans and not others.
Frequently asked questions
Which urgent care centers accept Medicare in Massachusetts?
UrgentCareLocations lists 240 urgent care centers in Massachusetts that appear in Medicare's published network data. They are listed by city below. Confirm with the clinic before you go, because networks depend on your exact plan.
How much does urgent care cost with Medicare?
It depends on your plan. Most plans charge a set urgent care copay or count the visit toward your deductible; your insurance card or plan documents show the amount. Staying in network usually costs less.
Does being in network mean my visit is covered?
Not always. Coverage depends on your specific Medicare plan and the services you receive. Call the clinic with your insurance card in hand, or check with Medicare, before your visit.