Urgent Care

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Walk-ins welcome during business hours.

NOTES: If you believe your condition is life threatening, call 9-1-1 or visit the nearest Emergency Room.
Also, due to increased demand, wait times may be longer than normal.

COVID-19 and Respiratory Illnesses

Notice: Due to increased demand, MedPoint Urgent Care is currently only accepting COVID-19 testing walk-ins for those experiencing symptoms of the virus. Symptoms include fever, cough, shortness of breath, repeated shaking with chills, muscle pain, headache, new loss of taste or smell, sore throat or other respiratory symptoms. Asymptomatic COVID-19 tests for pre-surgery, travel or return-to-work must be scheduled in advance through Save My Spot. Thank you for helping us protect our community.

If you are concerned about Coronavirus, please call our AnswerLine at 855-523-2225 Monday through Saturday from 8am-5pm for screening details. More about Coronavirus screening

If you have respiratory symptoms or believe you have COVID-19, please schedule a visit through Save My Spot. If your illness is respiratory related, please park by the purple Respiratory Express Clinic door, call the phone number on the door, and a staff member will be right out to escort you in.

Should I go to Urgent Care or the ER?

Urgent Care

Urgent care sites remain a very safe and effective option for treating minor health concerns, including: allergies, fever, rash, stomach flu, sinus infection, pink eye and headaches. Our MedPoint locations also treat the following conditions: colds and flu, sprains, strains, minor joint pain or injury, x-rays and lab point-of-care testing, broken bones, minor cuts, burns, pre-employment drug or alcohol testing, DOT/CDL physicals, sutures and suture removal. We can even conduct sports physicals to get you ready for your favorite sports season.

Can’t make it to MedPoint? Learn more about Beacon Connected Care, our online urgent care.

Emergency Care

The Emergency Room is the place to go if you feel your condition is potentially life threatening, such as a heart attack, stroke, difficulty breathing, loss of consciousness or an accident or injury that has caused severe bodily harm. You or a family member should call 911 immediately or drive to the nearest hospital if it is safe to do so.

Emergency Services