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Urgent Care & Walk-In Clinics in Maryland
432 urgent care centers across 123 Maryland cities, sourced from the federal NPPES provider registry. Pick your city to see locations, phone numbers, and directions.
Maryland at a glance
- Residents
- 6,206,011
- Urgent care locations
- 432 — about 7.0 per 100,000 residents
- Without health insurance
- 6.3%
- Median household income
- $103,678
- 65 and older
- 16.7%
- Under 18
- 22.2%
Maryland cities
- Baltimore (47)
- Rockville (14)
- Hagerstown (11)
- Silver Spring (11)
- Columbia (9)
- Frederick (9)
- Gaithersburg (9)
- Laurel (9)
- Germantown (8)
- Glen Burnie (8)
- Salisbury (8)
- Bel Air (7)
- Gambrills (7)
- Hyattsville (7)
- Elkridge (6)
- Lanham (6)
- Waldorf (6)
- Aberdeen (5)
- Annapolis (5)
- Bethesda (5)
- Bowie (5)
- Eldersburg (5)
- Elkton (5)
- La Plata (5)
- Owings Mills (5)
- Severna Park (5)
- Solomons (5)
- Timonium (5)
- Towson (5)
- Westminster (5)
- California (4)
- Catonsville (4)
- Cumberland (4)
- Dundalk (4)
- Easton (4)
- Ellicott City (4)
- Fort Washington (4)
- Greenbelt (4)
- North East (4)
- Oxon Hill (4)
- Pasadena (4)
- Pikesville (4)
- Reisterstown (4)
- Berwyn Heights (3)
- Burtonsville (3)
- Capitol Heights (3)
- Clarksville (3)
- District Heights (3)
- Dunkirk (3)
- Forest Hill (3)
- Hanover (3)
- New Carrollton (3)
- Nottingham (3)
- Ocean City (3)
- Potomac (3)
- Prince Frederick (3)
- Randallstown (3)
- Windsor Mill (3)
- Beltsville (2)
- Berlin (2)
- Cambridge (2)
- Clarksburg (2)
- Clinton (2)
- Cockeysville (2)
- College Park (2)
- Denton (2)
- Edgewater (2)
- Edgewood (2)
- Fallston (2)
- Frostburg (2)
- Havre De Grace (2)
- Landover Hills (2)
- Mc Henry (2)
- Mount Airy (2)
- North Bethesda (2)
- Odenton (2)
- Parkville (2)
- Phoenix (2)
- Princess Anne (2)
- Rosedale (2)
- Upper Marlboro (2)
- Aspen Hill (1)
- Brooklyn (1)
- Brooklyn Park (1)
- Brunswick (1)
- Capital Heights (1)
- Charlotte Hall (1)
- Chester (1)
- Chestertown (1)
- Chevy Chase (1)
- Crisfield (1)
- Crofton (1)
- Damascus (1)
- Delmar (1)
- Emmitsburg (1)
- Essex (1)
- Finksburg (1)
- Forestville (1)
- Fort George G Meade (1)
- Glenn Dale (1)
- Gwynn Oak (1)
- Halethorpe (1)
- Hampstead (1)
- Kensington (1)
- Landover (1)
- Lavale (1)
- Lexington Park (1)
- Loch Lynn (1)
- Lutherville (1)
- Millersville (1)
- National Harbor (1)
- Olney (1)
- Parkton (1)
- Perryville (1)
- Pocomoke City (1)
- Port Republic (1)
- Sandy Spring (1)
- Shady Side (1)
- Suitland (1)
- Takoma Park (1)
- Temple Hills (1)
- Wheaton (1)
- White Marsh (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.