Urgent care

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You likely didn’t plan to suffer through a workday with a sinus infection or cut your finger making dinner. But, you can be seen quickly for unexpected illness, infection or injury, at a time that fits your schedule. Urgent care is a convenient choice when your clinic is closed or you can’t get an appointment that fits your schedule.

Our urgent care locations are open late, including weekends and most holidays. Walk ins are always welcome, or you can check wait times and hold your spot in line until your arrival time with On My Way.

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What it is

Urgent care treats you and your loved one – baby, child or adult – for most of the same non-life-threatening illnesses or injuries you would see your primary care provider for, on a walk-in basis. You do not need to be an Allina Health patient to be seen at urgent care.

Good for treating

Go to urgent care for non-life-threatening illness, infection or injury, such as:

abdominal pain
allergies
asthma or breathing trouble
back pain
burn, frostbite, sunburn
cough, cold or flu symptoms
cut or bruise
dehydration
diarrhea
ear pain
eye irritation or injury, or minor changes in vision
fever
migraine and headache
pink eye
rash
respiratory infection
sinus infection
skin infection
sprain or bone break
sore throat
urinary tract infection
vomiting

What to expect

Put your name on the wait list
When you use On My Way, you’ll be putting your name on a list of patients who need to be seen at a specific urgent care location. Unlike an appointment, the wait list is based on an estimated time. Your wait time may vary based on the number of patients and the severity of their care needs. This means if someone comes in after you with a more serious problem, they may be seen before you. When you arrive, the front desk staff will let you know your estimated wait time.

Walk ins are always welcome. You do not need to use On My Way to be seen at urgent care. We’ll always to our best to see you quickly!

Whether your walk in or use On My Way, your wait time will vary depending on the severity of your needs and the number of other patients at that urgent care location.

All major health plans are accepted. Your insurance provider will be able to tell you your copayment, what is and isn’t covered under your plan, and how much you will be responsible for paying out-of-pocket.

Good to know

You may find yourself in situations where you are unsure where to go for health care. Here is a basic rule of thumb to help you decide the right place to get care. Go to:

the nearest emergency department (ED) or call 911 if you have any signs or symptoms of a life-threatening condition – emergency departments are open 24/7
urgent care for non-life-threatening illness, infection or injury, when your clinic is closed or you can’t get a convenient appointment
Everyday Clinics for a less expensive option for the treatment of minor illness, injury or skin issues
primary care clinic for scheduled appointments including physicals (annual, sports and return to work), preventive care, ongoing care and treatment for chronic conditions
Everyday Online a less expensive option for the treatment of a variety of common everyday conditions virtually, when you don’t want to travel to a health care setting or you can't get a convenient appointment

If you are already an Allina Health patient, our urgent care providers will be able to access your health record. Your Allina Health primary care provider will be kept up-to-date on the urgent care received via your electronic health record.