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Urgent Care & Walk-In Clinics in Oklahoma
187 urgent care centers across 62 Oklahoma cities, sourced from the federal NPPES provider registry. Pick your city to see locations, phone numbers, and directions.
Oklahoma at a glance
- Residents
- 4,028,634
- Urgent care locations
- 187 — about 4.6 per 100,000 residents
- Without health insurance
- 12.9%
- Median household income
- $65,039
- 65 and older
- 16.3%
- Under 18
- 24.0%
Oklahoma cities
- Oklahoma City (32)
- Tulsa (22)
- Edmond (19)
- Norman (9)
- Moore (6)
- Checotah (4)
- Lawton (4)
- Muskogee (4)
- Bixby (3)
- Blanchard (3)
- Broken Arrow (3)
- Durant (3)
- Mcalester (3)
- Midwest City (3)
- Owasso (3)
- Shawnee (3)
- Yukon (3)
- Altus (2)
- Catoosa (2)
- Choctaw (2)
- Claremore (2)
- Coweta (2)
- Duncan (2)
- El Reno (2)
- Grove (2)
- Idabel (2)
- Mustang (2)
- Pauls Valley (2)
- Tecumseh (2)
- Tonkawa (2)
- Wagoner (2)
- Wynnewood (2)
- Ada (1)
- Antlers (1)
- Ardmore (1)
- Bartlesville (1)
- Bethany (1)
- Bristow (1)
- Chandler (1)
- Clinton (1)
- Collinsville (1)
- Comanche (1)
- Cushing (1)
- Del City (1)
- Elk City (1)
- Enid (1)
- Eufaula (1)
- Harrah (1)
- Haskell (1)
- Henryetta (1)
- Jay (1)
- Lindsay (1)
- Minco (1)
- Ponca City (1)
- Poteau (1)
- Pryor (1)
- Sallisaw (1)
- Sand Springs (1)
- Sapulpa (1)
- Sayre (1)
- Seminole (1)
- Valliant (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.