When your primary care provider is unable to see you, you can get the care you need through urgent care. We provide help with minor illnesses and injuries such as coughs, flu, ear or sinus infections, fevers, rashes, small cuts, minor broken bones, and joint sprains.
We are not currently accepting appointments for COVID-19 testing for asymptomatic patients. Visit our
COVID-19 Resource Center for more information about testing locations.
Most insurance plans are accepted. If you have questions about coverage, payment plans, or financial assistance, please contact your insurance provider.
Urgent Care Video Appointments
We provide on-demand urgent care video visits for Presbyterian Medical Group patients. You must have a MyChart account to use these video visits. If you do not have a MyChart account, you will be prompted to create one. Patients under 18 years of age must have a parent or legal guardian present. These on-demand video visits are conducted by Presbyterian Medical Group care team. Hours are Monday - Friday, 7:00 am - 6:00 pm, excluding holidays.
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Urgent Care Walk-In and Scheduled Appointments
Our urgent care clinics offer same-day scheduled appointments and walk-in care with Presbyterian Medical Group providers. Walk-ins are accepted when we have availability. We recommend that you schedule your visit so you are confirmed to be seen.
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If you choose to walk in, please call the clinic first to understand the current wait time and if there is availability. We recommend that walk-in patients visit as early in the day as possible and at least one hour before closing.​
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When to Go: Urgent Care vs Emergency Room
Sometimes you're not sure of the best place to get the care you need. Here are some guidelines to help:
Go to an urgent care clinic for conditions such as:
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Sprains and strains
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Sore throats, coughs, colds or the flu
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Ear infections, sinus infections
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Allergy flare-ups
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Mild asthma
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Minor broken bones, such as a finger
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Minor cuts that may need stitches
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Nausea
Go to the
emergency room at a hospital for conditions such as:
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Chest pain
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Any sudden or severe pain
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Difficulty breathing
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Head injuries
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Sudden changes in vision
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Difficulty speaking
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Sudden confusion or dizziness
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Suicidal feelings
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Coughing up or throwing up blood
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Major broken bones, such as a leg
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Severe diarrhea or throwing up
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Severe bleeding
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Abdominal pain
If you feel that you are having a serious medical emergency, call 911 (or the emergency number for your area) or go to your closest emergency department as soon as possible.