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Urgent Care & Walk-In Clinics in South Carolina
133 urgent care centers across 54 South Carolina cities, sourced from the federal NPPES provider registry. Pick your city to see locations, phone numbers, and directions.
South Carolina at a glance
- Residents
- 5,296,225
- Urgent care locations
- 133 — about 2.5 per 100,000 residents
- Without health insurance
- 9.6%
- Median household income
- $69,324
- 65 and older
- 18.9%
- Under 18
- 21.4%
South Carolina cities
- Columbia (13)
- North Charleston (10)
- Greenville (8)
- Charleston (7)
- Lexington (6)
- Anderson (5)
- Spartanburg (5)
- Florence (4)
- Easley (3)
- Fort Mill (3)
- Hilton Head (3)
- Johns Island (3)
- North Myrtle Beach (3)
- Rock Hill (3)
- Summerville (3)
- Beaufort (2)
- Blythewood (2)
- Chapin (2)
- Clemson (2)
- Greenwood (2)
- Greer (2)
- Hartsville (2)
- Hilton Head Island (2)
- Laurens (2)
- Mount Pleasant (2)
- Murrells Inlet (2)
- Myrtle Beach (2)
- Seneca (2)
- Sumter (2)
- West Columbia (2)
- Bamberg (1)
- Barnwell (1)
- Batesburg Leesville (1)
- Bluffton (1)
- Boiling Springs (1)
- Cheraw (1)
- Conway (1)
- Darlington (1)
- Elgin (1)
- Gaffney (1)
- Goose Creek (1)
- Graniteville (1)
- Lancaster (1)
- Manning (1)
- North Augusta (1)
- Orangeburg (1)
- Pawleys Island (1)
- Pelzer (1)
- Port Royal (1)
- Saluda (1)
- Santee (1)
- Simpsonville (1)
- Union (1)
- York (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.