Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, Urgent Care 24/7 offers antibody tests, antigen tests, and rapid PCR tests.

Urgent Care 24/7 is a walk-in clinic. But you can also make an appointment.. Making an appointment means you get seen at a particular time. It also means little or no time in the waiting room.

The in-person visit itself is $99 that you pay. An online Telehealth visit is $54 that you pay.  Any treatment or prescriptions are extra.
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Here are some of the typical costs. We give a price range of some typical visits so you can get an idea of what things cost.

The average cost per visit per patient is around $250.00. Of course, it all depends on the severity of your illness or injury. These prices are just to give you an estimate.

Urgent Care 24/7 offers quick, affordable help for injuries or illnesses.
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Hospital emergency rooms handle situations where your life could be at risk. But many people go there for common, easily treatable conditions. Those common visits cost an average of $2,032, according to UnitedHealth Group. 
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That’s about 10 times higher than what an urgent care visit costs!
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ER visits are expensive because they include:

• Triage fees
• Physician fees
• Facility fees
  
• In-network/out-of-network fees
• Supplies

Also, consider your deductibles and copays. The average copay for an ER visit if you have health insurance is $500. That itself is higher than the average urgent care visit. And, since many people have high-deductible plans, you might be on the hook for the entire ER bill.
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And not only are you looking at paying way more per visit, but you’ll get emergency room bills weeks, sometimes months, after your visit.
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What’s worse? Some insurers are looking to have YOU pay all costs for an ER visit if they decide you could have gone to an urgent care clinic instead.
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Yikes!
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Urgent Care 24/7 treats you better than that. We’ll diagnose and treat you then and there. And then you simply pay for your visit and go on to live your life.
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No bills coming to you days, weeks, or months later.
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And we’ll give you the paperwork you need to request reimbursement from your insurance provider.

• Many Urgent Care 24/7 clinics have x-ray machines and other imaging equipment. Minute Clinic clinics don’t have the equipment. So they’ll often tell you to go to an urgent care clinic or emergency room.
• Urgent Care24/7 clinics can care for traumas like open wounds, sprains, or minor fractures. Minute Clinic clinics can’t.
• Our clinics are more affordable for acute issues like flu-like symptoms and minor trauma, while Minute Clinic could be more affordable for less severe conditions.