Urgent Care FAQs

We can perform 30-day refills on certain medications. We do not provide refills of chronic pain medications, hormonal medications or ED medications.

At this time, we are able to see pregnant patients for medical issues that are not related to their pregnancy.

We always attempt to see every patient on a walk-in, case-by-case basis. However, life-threatening emergencies take top priority in terms of urgency of care.

For your protection, please bring with a valid form of identification. If you have insurance, please also bring your current insurance card(s).

Possibly. It depends on your insurance plan. You should check with your insurance company to confirm your co-payment requirements for an urgent care visit. Review the degree of coverage for any services that may need to be rendered at the time of service. We will do our best to confirm your rates at during your initial visit; however, some insurances do not make all this information immediately available to us, which is why we advise that you check with your insurance provider as well.

Yes, you can still be seen. For patients without insurance, pricing for the visit is based on complexity of the service along with additional tests or equipment provided at time of visit.

We can perform 30-day refills on certain medications. We do not provide refills of chronic pain medications, hormonal medications or ED medications.

At this time, we are able to see pregnant patients for medical issues that are not related to their pregnancy.

We always attempt to see every patient on a walk-in, case-by-case basis. However, life-threatening emergencies take top priority in terms of urgency of care.