Skip the Wait – Save Your Spot
Using your smartphone, tablet or computer, you can now make an online reservation for a time of your choosing at St. Mary’s Urgent Care. Our ontarget timing system will update you via texts, allowing you to arrive right before your estimated visit time.
When to Choose Urgent Care
Urgent care is the right choice when you need prompt medical attention but your condition is not life-threatening.
Common reasons patients choose urgent care include:
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Cold and flu symptoms
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Ear infections and sore throats
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Minor cuts burns and sprains
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Urinary tract infections
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Rashes and skin infections
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Mild asthma symptoms
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Minor fractures and injuries
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Fever cough or dehydration
If you are experiencing chest pain severe shortness of breath stroke symptoms or a serious injury, call 911 or go to the emergency department.
Urgent Care vs Emergency Department
Many patients wonder whether urgent care or the emergency department is the right option.
Urgent care is designed for conditions that need attention quickly but do not require hospital admission. Emergency departments are equipped for severe or life-threatening situations.
Choosing urgent care when appropriate often means:
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Shorter wait times
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Lower out-of-pocket costs
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Convenient walk-in access
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High-quality medical care close to home
What to Expect During Your Visit
At St. Mary’s Urgent Care, patients are seen by experienced medical professionals who focus on efficient compassionate care.
During your visit you can expect:
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Walk-in access with no appointment
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Evaluation and treatment of acute conditions
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On-site diagnostic services when needed
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Clear follow-up instructions and next steps
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Coordination with primary care or specialty providers when appropriate
Our goal is to help you feel better and get back to your day as quickly and safely as possible.
Urgent Care Frequently Asked Questions
No. St. Mary’s Urgent Care is a walk in service and appointments are not required. However, you can save your spot in line by checking in online using the link here.
Yes. Urgent care is available for both adults and children for appropriate conditions. If you are looking for a pediatric primary care provider, St. Mary’s Pediatrics is currently accepting new patients. Click here to learn more.
If additional care is needed, our team can help coordinate next steps with primary care or specialty providers.
Yes. Extended hours are available to meet patient needs.
Urgent care is perfect for small injuries and illnesses. It gets you the care you need, without the abundant resources of the emergency room. Some common conditions appropriate for urgent care include:
- Mild Asthma
- Colds and Coughs/Bronchitis/
Sinusitis/Pneumonia/Flu
- Diarrhea
- Ear Pain/Ear Infections
- Ear Wax Removal
- Eye Irritation/Eye Infections/Minor Eye Trauma and Foreign Bodies
- Insect Bites and Stings
- Mild Allergic Reactions
- Mild Dehydration (Not Requiring IV Therapy)
- Minor Animal Bites
- Minor Broken Bones/Splinting
- Minor Burns
- Minor Cuts and Scrapes
- Neck/Back Pain
- Rashes/Poison Ivy/Poison Oak
- Skin Infections/Cellulitis
- Small Abscesses
- Sore Throats/Strep Throat/Mononucleosis
- Splinter/Foreign Body Removal
- Sprains and Strains
- Tick Bites
- Urinary Tract Infections