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13,448 walk-in clinics across 4,007 cities in all 50 states. Search by city or ZIP, check what it costs, and know before you go.
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- X-Ray & Imaging
- Stitches & Laceration Repair
- School & Sports Physicals
- Flu, COVID-19 & Strep Testing
- UTI Testing & Treatment
- STD Testing
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Browse urgent care by state
- Alaska (37)
- Alabama (234)
- Arkansas (77)
- Arizona (559)
- California (1,457)
- Colorado (381)
- Connecticut (131)
- Washington, D.C. (23)
- Delaware (75)
- Florida (1,352)
- Georgia (436)
- Hawaii (64)
- Iowa (32)
- Idaho (68)
- Illinois (341)
- Indiana (192)
- Kansas (86)
- Kentucky (133)
- Louisiana (265)
- Massachusetts (302)
- Maryland (432)
- Maine (80)
- Michigan (696)
- Minnesota (130)
- Missouri (219)
- Mississippi (117)
- Montana (20)
- North Carolina (381)
- North Dakota (14)
- Nebraska (60)
- New Hampshire (74)
- New Jersey (376)
- New Mexico (88)
- Nevada (159)
- New York (546)
- Ohio (371)
- Oklahoma (187)
- Oregon (87)
- Pennsylvania (480)
- Rhode Island (49)
- South Carolina (133)
- South Dakota (24)
- Tennessee (387)
- Texas (1,360)
- Utah (70)
- Virginia (283)
- Vermont (15)
- Washington (144)
- Wisconsin (76)
- West Virginia (99)
- Wyoming (46)
Guides & local research
- What urgent care costs
- Urgent care vs. emergency room
- What to expect when you walk in
- Cold, flu & RSV season guide
- Pediatric urgent care vs. ER
- All local area guides →
Urgent care, ER, or walk-in clinic?
Urgent care is for same-day problems that aren't life-threatening — minor cuts and sprains, fevers, sore throats, UTIs, simple fractures. A basic visit typically costs $100–$250 without insurance, versus an average ER bill of roughly $2,600. Go to the ER for chest pain, stroke signs, severe trouble breathing, or heavy bleeding. Retail walk-in clinics(inside pharmacies) handle the mildest cases, usually with nurse practitioners.