What to expect
Hometown Urgent Care is here to help treat you and your family.
Hometown Urgent Care is here to help treat your non-life-threatening injuries and illnesses. All of our facilities remain committed to keeping patients safe and healthy during the COVID-19 pandemic. We are diligently following all sanitation requirements as directed by the CDC and local health departments to help protect patients and staff. In addition, patients can use our Hometown Urgent Care Virtual Care service to speak to a Hometown Urgent Care provider 24/7, right from the comfort of home.
Hometown Urgent Care is proud to be part of the 20% of urgent care facilities accredited by the Urgent Care Association for our high standard of care. Check in online or walk-in — Open 7 days a week, with no appointments needed and most insurance accepted.
If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room immediately.
What to bring
Be prepared to provide the following when you
register for your visit:
- Valid photo ID
- Insurance card (most recent)
- Credit or debit card for co-pay or self-pay fee if you are not paying with insurance
- A mask or face covering (optional)
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Low wait times
The wait time at a Hometown Urgent Care location is typically much shorter and less expensive than at an Emergency Room.
Walk-ins welcome
Walk-in to Hometown for common injuries and illnesses, with over 150 walk-in clinics – no appointment required for swift and convenient service.
Schedule online
With online check-in you can wait where you’re most comfortable—we’ll send reminders and updates about your visit directly to your phone.
Open 7 days
Hometown offers convenient care. Most locations are open seven days a week with extended hours, including holidays, for your convenience.