Urgent Care

You can’t predict when you might get sick or hurt, but WVU Medicine Urgent Care can provide the help you need for non-emergency health issues. Our team treats people of all ages for a wide range of illnesses and injuries, including: abdominal pain, broken bones, coughs, colds, flu, infections, rashes, sprains, strains, and more.

No appointment is necessary at our clinics. Video visits are also available. Days, evenings, weekends, and holidays – we’re ready to get you back on track as quickly as possible. Most of our locations are open seven days a week, with on-site lab and x-ray services, for one-stop care by our friendly, professional staff. And because we are part of WVU Medicine, we can easily refer you for follow-up or specialty care, if needed.

Referrals are not required. Most insurance plans are accepted. Some services are not available at all locations.

What should I bring to my urgent care visit?

• Photo ID (driver’s license or state-issued ID)
• Health insurance card (insurance cards and, if applicable, Medicare/Medicaid cards)
• Medication list (a written list of all current prescription and over-the-counter medications)
• Relevant medical information (any pertinent test results, scans, or a brief health history)
• Method of payment (credit card or other payment methods for copays/charges)
• Forms (any required paperwork for school, work, or sports physicals)

 

With virtual urgent care, you can get same-day or next-day care from a WVU Medicine provider for minor illnesses without traveling or spending time in a waiting room. You do not need to be a WVU Medicine patient to receive care, but you do need to be located in West Virginia or Maryland and have a MyWVUChart account.