You’re busy and you get sick, now what? University Hospitals Urgent Care is designed to treat non-life threatening medical events, 7 days-a-week with extended hours, without the need for an appointment. We get you in, out and well on your way - fast.

Bumps. Bruises. Coughs. Colds. You name it, we treat it. University Hospitals Urgent Care treats a full spectrum of non-life threatening illnesses and injuries, as well as basic healthcare services. Our experienced providers see patients of all ages with minor to moderate medical needs. Just drop in, there’s no appointment needed! Complete Services List

If you are experiencing a life-threatening injury or illness, please call 911 immediately or head straight to the emergency room. For other medical events including stitches and broken bones, University Hospitals Urgent Care provides shorter wait times, lower costs, and more personalized care. We also have full digital X-ray capabilities.

Your care is our highest priority. At each University Hospitals Urgent Care location, our friendly administrative staff will greet you upon arrival and our caring providers will treat your aches and pains. University Hospitals Urgent Care utilizes an industry-leading clinical quality program and offers state-of-the art medical technology to provide an exceptional patient care experience. More About Us

University Hospitals Urgent Care accepts most private insurances, Medicare and Medicare Advantage. For additional insurance questions or to make sure University Hospitals Urgent Care is covered by your plan, please contact us .

The cost of an urgent care visit will vary based on a patient's insurance coverage. University Hospitals Urgent Care proudly accepts most major insurances. If University Hospitals Urgent Care is not on your insurance plan, care is available for a flat-rate self-pay price of $205, which covers most services*, such as medical exams, in-house X-rays, in-house labs, procedures, IV medications, and testing.

*Durable medical equipment (such as crutches, preformed splints, and orthopedic boots), send-out labs, and some pharmaceuticals are offered at an additional cost. Vaccinations, immunizations, drug screens and physicals are priced individually.

As of 5/11/23, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has declared that there is no longer a public health emergency due to COVID-19. As a result, many insurance payors will no longer be waiving patient co-pays, coinsurances, and deductibles for COVID-19 related visits. We are encouraging our patients to reach out to their insurance companies directly with questions about coverage for COVID-19 related visits.

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