Urgent Care

When it’s not quite emergency room bad.

Choose Ballad Health Urgent Care for quick, expert treatment of your family’s minor injuries or everyday illnesses – without a costly trip to the emergency room.

With urgent care, you don’t need an appointment to see a Ballad Health doctor. Just walk in for medical attention – days and evenings – if your primary care physician or provider isn’t available, or if you don’t have a family provider.

• No appointment necessary
• Open extended hours and weekends

There’s a Ballad Health Urgent Care near you

Find an Urgent Care Clinic

Conditions we treat

Take advantage of Ballad Health Urgent Care when you or a loved one needs medical care for non-emergency illnesses and injuries such as:

• Cold and flu, including fever, sore throat and cough
• Ear and eye infections
• Headaches
• Insect or animal bites
• Minor burns, cuts and rashes
• Sinus infections and strep throat
• Sprains, strains and minor fractures
• Urinary tract infections

Think you might have COVID-19?

Please call 833-822-5523 to be screened if you are concerned you may be ill with COVID-19. This Ballad Health Nurse Connect line is active 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Services & treatments

Ballad Health Urgent Care clinics specialize in treating minor injuries and illnesses. You’ll have access to flu shots as well as complete physicals for sports, school and camp to help you and your family stay healthy.

Onsite X-ray and lab tests

Many locations offer convenient onsite X-ray and lab services.

Work injuries

If you experience an injury at work, you might need urgent care or occupational health services from Ballad Health. Contact your human resources representative, safety manager or plant nurse for guidance. Learn more about Ballad Health’s occupational medicine services.

Coordinated care

If you need more medical help after an urgent care visit, partner with Ballad Health to access a wide range of treatments and services. You’ll benefit from coordinated follow-up care among our urgent care staff, primary care doctors, other providers and specialists.

Walk in. Walk out. Feel better.