Urgent Care Billings, MT

Billings urgent care clinics provide essential services for common needs. 14 clinics offer Pediatric Care, making it easy for families to get treatment for kids. 13 clinics support Walk-In Services, so you can arrive without an appointment at places like Intermountain Health Broadwater Clinic - Walk-in (4.6 stars) or Kyle W. Debenham, MD (4.2 stars).

X-rays are available at 8 clinics, ideal for diagnosing fractures or infections quickly. Top-rated spots such as Intermountain Health West End Clinic Family Medicine (4.8 stars) combine these with family medicine. Whether you need imaging, minor injury care, or general walk-ins, these options cover Billings residents efficiently.

Many facilities like RiverStone Health Clinic integrate multiple services, ensuring comprehensive care in one visit. Check clinic pages for exact offerings and current availability.

Several Billings urgent care clinics accept major insurances, including Medicaid (2 clinics) and Medicare (2 clinics). Other options cover 6 Degrees Health (1 clinic), Aetna (1 clinic), Alignetworks (1 clinic), and more. Self-pay rates typically range from $100-250 depending on services like X-rays or visits.

Allegiance Provider Direct (1 clinic), Americas Choice Provider Network (1 clinic), Banner Health System (1 clinic), BCBS (1 clinic), and Cigna (1 clinic) are also accepted at select locations. Coverage varies, so call ahead to verify your plan and avoid surprises.

For uninsured patients, many clinics offer affordable cash prices in the $100-250 range. Top spots like Kyle W. Debenham, MD provide transparent billing—contact them directly for details.

Choose urgent care in Billings for non-life-threatening issues like minor injuries, flu symptoms, strep throat, sprains, cuts needing stitches, X-rays, or minor burns. With 25 urgent care clinics averaging shorter wait times than ERs, options like Intermountain Health clinics handle these efficiently. Save time and money for everyday urgent needs.

Head to the emergency room for severe conditions such as chest pain, heavy bleeding that won't stop, difficulty breathing, major trauma, stroke symptoms, or serious head injuries. Billings ERs at places like Billings Clinic Hospital are equipped for critical care, but reserve them for true emergencies to keep waits down for others.

Urgent care's focus on quick diagnostics like X-rays at 8 clinics makes it ideal for sprains or infections. Always err on the side of ER if unsure—better safe for high-risk symptoms.

Serving Billings and surrounding areas.