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Your care, your choice

Why Choose Urgent Care?

Fast, affordable, and convenient care for non-life-threatening conditions — without the long ER wait or the need for an appointment.

The Smart Alternative to the ER

When you or a family member needs medical attention quickly, you have choices. Advanced Urgent Care Center offers the same quality care you would expect from a physician's office or emergency room — at a fraction of the cost and wait time. We treat a wide range of illnesses and injuries, seven days a week, with no appointment needed.

Urgent Care vs. ER vs. Primary Care

Wait Time
Urgent CareTypically under 1 hour
EROften 2 to 6+ hours
Primary CareDays to weeks for an appointment
Average Cost
Urgent CareLower co-pay, lower out-of-pocket
ERSignificantly higher cost
Primary CareSimilar, but limited availability
Hours
Urgent Care7 days a week, extended hours
ER24 hours, but high volume
Primary CareWeekdays only, limited evenings
Appointment Needed
Urgent CareNo — walk in anytime
ERNo, but long waits
Primary CareYes, often days in advance
Conditions Treated
Urgent CareIllness, injury, testing, physicals
ERLife-threatening emergencies
Primary CareRoutine and chronic conditions

5 Reasons Patients Choose Us

Usually seen in under 1 hour

We respect your time. Most patients are seen by a provider within an hour of arrival.

Open 7 Days a Week

Illness and injury do not follow a schedule. We are open Monday through Sunday, including weekends and most holidays.

Independent and Patient-Focused

We are not a corporate chain. As an independent clinic, every decision we make is focused on what is best for you and your family.

Affordable and Transparent

We accept most major insurance plans and offer self-pay rates for patients without coverage. No surprise bills.

Experienced Providers On-Site

Our clinic is staffed by experienced, providers. You get real medical expertise every visit.

When Should You Visit Urgent Care?

Urgent care is the right choice for conditions that need prompt attention but are not life-threatening.

Colds, flu, and fever
Cuts, lacerations, and minor wounds
Sprains and minor fractures
Ear infections and sore throat
Urinary tract infections
Rashes and skin infections
COVID-19 and flu testing
Pre-employment and school physicals
X-rays and lab work
STD testing
Eye and ear irritation
Allergic reactions (non-severe)

If you are experiencing chest pain, difficulty breathing, stroke symptoms, severe bleeding, or any life-threatening emergency, please call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room immediately.

Ready to Be Seen?

Walk in any day of the week. No appointment needed.