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Urgent Care & Walk-In Clinics in Hawaii
64 urgent care centers across 23 Hawaii cities, sourced from the federal NPPES provider registry. Pick your city to see locations, phone numbers, and directions.
Hawaii at a glance
- Residents
- 1,445,235
- Urgent care locations
- 64 — about 4.4 per 100,000 residents
- Without health insurance
- 3.6%
- Median household income
- $100,389
- 65 and older
- 20.5%
- Under 18
- 20.7%
Hawaii cities
- Honolulu (29)
- Kailua (3)
- Lahaina (3)
- Waianae (3)
- Aiea (2)
- Kahului (2)
- Kailua Kona (2)
- Kaneohe (2)
- Kapolei (2)
- Koloa (2)
- Pearl City (2)
- Ewa Beach (1)
- Hilo (1)
- Kamuela (1)
- Kaunakakai (1)
- Kihei (1)
- Lihue (1)
- Makawao (1)
- Princeville (1)
- Pukalani (1)
- Wailea (1)
- Wailuku (1)
- Waipahu (1)
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Urgent care or emergency room?
Urgent care handles same-day, non-life-threatening problems — minor cuts, sprains, fevers, sore throats, UTIs — typically at a fraction of an ER bill. Go to the ER (or call 911) for chest pain, stroke signs, severe trouble breathing, or heavy bleeding. When in doubt about a serious symptom, choose the ER. Our decision guide covers the full framework.