Urgent Care at UChicago Medicine

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Walk-In Clinic and Virtual Urgent Care

In-Person, Walk-in Urgent Care

Hours of availability: 

  • Monday-Friday: 8 am - 8 pm
  • Saturday-Sunday: 8 am - 4 pm

We are here when a non-life threatening injury or illness occurs and you need quick, effective treatment. No need for an appointment, just walk-in or let us know you’re coming so we can save your spot. Find a location near you.

Reserve your urgent care spot easily online

On-Demand Virtual Urgent Care

Hours of availability:

  • 24/7 access to care 
  • Weekdays, weekends and holidays

We provide quality healthcare wherever you are. Whether you have a minor illness or need medical advice, on-demand virtual urgent care connects you to providers quickly, all from home. Learn more about virtual urgent care visits through MyChart.

Schedule your virtual visit through MyChart

 

UChicago Medicine Urgent Care locations and virtual care are available – providing high quality, timely care to the Chicagoland area and around the country. Urgent Care locations are staffed by Medical Group providers.* UChicago Medicine contracts with KeyCare Medical Group to provide Virtual Urgent Care services to our patients.**

We will register and provide care for patients arriving 15 minutes prior to closing. To provide a better patient experience, registration may need to close earlier if wait times get too long.

Why Choose UChicago Medicine for Urgent Care Services?

  • Open every day in person or virtually: In personMonday-Friday, 8 am to 8 pm | Saturday, Sunday and holidays, 8 am to 4 pm. Virtually, 24/7 on-demand access every day of the week and holidays.

  • No appointment required for in-person clinic: Just walk-in or let us know you're coming so we can save your spot.

  • Schedule online for virtual visitAccess telehealth virtual visits just as you would schedule in-office visits — through MyChart on your computer, smartphone or tablet.

  • On-site lab and X-ray: Quick results for injury and illness requiring lab or X-ray testing for in-person clinics.

  • Care for the whole family: Staffed by experienced physicians prepared to treat adult and pediatric patients in person or virtually.

  • Convenient clinic locations: Now open in Dearborn StationHomewood and River East.

  • Vast network of experts: Easy referral to expert specialists if your medical need requires a more advanced level of care.

Reasons to Visit Urgent Care

Where Should I Go for Care Today?

You never know when a sudden injury or illness may happen. That's why it's so important to be prepared and know what steps you can take as soon as symptoms appear. Click below to learn more about the best times to visit primary care, urgent care or the emergency department.

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When should I contact my primary care doctor?

Your regular doctor is the best person to call for minor health issues because they know your medical history.

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Virtual Care

Instead of waiting for an appointment, you can now be seen virtually when urgent but non-life-threatening situations arise.

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When should I seek emergency care?

If you have severe symptoms that could be life-threatening, call 911 or go to the emergency room right away.

Meet Our Urgent Care Physicians

Led by Joseph Newberg, MD, Urgent Care Medical Director, our physician team provides high-quality care for time-sensitive medical needs, including minor illnesses and injuries.

*UChicago Medicine Medical Group is comprised of UCM Care Network Medical Group, Inc. and Primary Healthcare Associates, S.C. UChicago Medicine Medical Group providers are not employees or agents of The University of Chicago Medical Center, The University of Chicago or UChicago Medicine Ingalls Memorial.

**UChicago Medicine contracts with KeyCare Medical Group to provide Virtual Urgent Care services to our patients. If you choose to continue with a Virtual Urgent Care visit, you will be directed to KeyCare’s platform to check in and complete your video visit. KeyCare Medical Group providers are not agents or employees of the University of Chicago Medical Center, the University of Chicago, or UChicago Medicine Ingalls Memorial.