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Urgent Care & Walk-In Clinics in Michigan
696 urgent care centers across 170 Michigan cities, sourced from the federal NPPES provider registry. Pick your city to see locations, phone numbers, and directions.
Michigan at a glance
- Residents
- 10,077,761
- Urgent care locations
- 696 — about 6.9 per 100,000 residents
- Without health insurance
- 4.9%
- Median household income
- $72,875
- 65 and older
- 18.6%
- Under 18
- 21.2%
Michigan cities
- Detroit (44)
- Dearborn (34)
- Livonia (20)
- Sterling Heights (20)
- Warren (20)
- Southfield (19)
- Grand Rapids (15)
- Dearborn Heights (14)
- Ann Arbor (13)
- Flint (13)
- Novi (12)
- Troy (11)
- Clinton Township (10)
- Rochester Hills (10)
- Westland (10)
- Canton (9)
- Taylor (9)
- Allen Park (8)
- Midland (8)
- Redford (8)
- Romulus (8)
- Saint Clair Shores (8)
- Waterford (8)
- West Bloomfield (8)
- Battle Creek (7)
- Jackson (7)
- Southgate (7)
- Garden City (6)
- Grand Blanc (6)
- Hamtramck (6)
- Lansing (6)
- Macomb (6)
- Madison Heights (6)
- Pontiac (6)
- Ypsilanti (6)
- Bay City (5)
- Bloomfield Hills (5)
- Clarkston (5)
- Farmington Hills (5)
- Lapeer (5)
- Lincoln Park (5)
- Royal Oak (5)
- Saginaw (5)
- Shelby Township (5)
- Washington Township (5)
- Auburn Hills (4)
- Bloomfield Township (4)
- Brighton (4)
- Burton (4)
- Chesterfield (4)
- East Lansing (4)
- Fenton (4)
- Hazel Park (4)
- Holland (4)
- Monroe (4)
- Mt Pleasant (4)
- Portage (4)
- Wyandotte (4)
- Belleville (3)
- Birmingham (3)
- Charlotte (3)
- Clio (3)
- Commerce Township (3)
- Eastpointe (3)
- Flat Rock (3)
- Fort Gratiot (3)
- Fraser (3)
- Howell (3)
- Lambertville (3)
- Muskegon (3)
- Okemos (3)
- Petoskey (3)
- Plymouth (3)
- Port Huron (3)
- Roseville (3)
- Temperance (3)
- Walled Lake (3)
- Wayne (3)
- White Lake (3)
- Whitehall (3)
- Woodhaven (3)
- Adrian (2)
- Alma (2)
- Alpena (2)
- Benton Harbor (2)
- Brownstown Twp (2)
- Chelsea (2)
- Clare (2)
- Davison (2)
- Ferndale (2)
- Flushing (2)
- Gladwin (2)
- Grandville (2)
- Grosse Ile (2)
- Harper Woods (2)
- Hartland (2)
- Inkster (2)
- Jenison (2)
- Keego Harbor (2)
- Lake Orion (2)
- Lenox (2)
- Marysville (2)
- Milford (2)
- Northville (2)
- Oak Park (2)
- Saline (2)
- Three Rivers (2)
- Traverse City (2)
- Zeeland (2)
- Algonac (1)
- Allendale (1)
- Bad Axe (1)
- Berkley (1)
- Birch Run (1)
- Bruce Twp (1)
- Byron Center (1)
- Cadillac (1)
- Caledonia (1)
- Cheboygan (1)
- Clawson (1)
- Dundee (1)
- Durand (1)
- Essexville (1)
- Frankenmuth (1)
- Gaylord (1)
- Grand Haven (1)
- Grosse Pointe (1)
- Grosse Pointe Woods (1)
- Harrison Twp (1)
- Haslett (1)
- Highland (1)
- Holly (1)
- Holt (1)
- Hudsonville (1)
- Imlay City (1)
- Ira (1)
- Iron Mountain (1)
- Lathrup Village (1)
- Lawrence (1)
- Melvindale (1)
- Montrose (1)
- Mount Morris (1)
- New Baltimore (1)
- New Hudson (1)
- Newaygo (1)
- Owosso (1)
- Oxford (1)
- Plainwell (1)
- Ray (1)
- Reed City (1)
- Richmond (1)
- River Rouge (1)
- Rochester (1)
- Rochester Hls (1)
- Rockford (1)
- Rockwood (1)
- Saint Johns (1)
- Saint Joseph (1)
- Shepherd (1)
- South Haven (1)
- St Clair (1)
- Suttons Bay (1)
- Swartz Creek (1)
- Sylvan Lake (1)
- Tecumseh (1)
- Trenton (1)
- Utica (1)
- Van Buren Twp (1)
- Walker (1)
- Wyoming (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.