Urgent Care Hadley, MA

All 3 urgent care clinics near Hadley offer X-rays, making on-site imaging available for quick diagnosis of injuries or illnesses without needing a hospital visit. Pediatric Care is provided at every one of these 3 locations, ensuring families can get specialized attention for children. Walk-In Services are standard across all 3 clinics, so no appointments are necessary for prompt treatment.

Cooley Dickinson, Urgent Care - Northampton at 30 Locust St leads with 2.5 stars and supports X-rays, pediatric care, and walk-ins. Similarly, AEIOU Occupational & Urgent Healthcare and Cooley Dickinson, Urgent Care - Amherst, both at 170 University Dr in Amherst, deliver these essential services with ratings of 2.3 and 2.2 stars respectively. This coverage means Hadley residents have reliable options nearby for common urgent needs.

With 3 clinics equipped for X-rays, Pediatric Care, and Walk-In Services, you can choose based on location or reviews. For instance, Amherst's two clinics at the same address offer duplicated access, ideal for high-demand times.

Insurance options at Hadley's 3 urgent care clinics vary; many accept major providers like Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, and UnitedHealthcare, but specifics depend on each location. Hadley residents should call ahead to verify coverage, as networks change. Self-pay rates typically range from $100-250 for standard visits including X-rays or pediatric exams.

Cooley Dickinson Urgent Care locations in Northampton and Amherst often work with regional Massachusetts plans. AEIOU Occupational & Urgent Healthcare may focus on occupational but accepts common insurances too. Always confirm copays or deductibles by phone to avoid surprises.

For uninsured patients, expect transparent pricing around $100-250. Some clinics offer payment plans; inquire directly for Hadley-area affordability.

Choose urgent care in Hadley for minor issues like flu symptoms, strep throat, sprains, cuts needing stitches, X-rays, or minor burns—3 clinics provide shorter wait times than ERs. Cooley Dickinson and AEIOU sites handle these efficiently with average 2.3-star ratings.

Head to the ER for life-threatening emergencies: chest pain, severe bleeding, difficulty breathing, major trauma, stroke symptoms, or severe head injuries. Urgent care isn't equipped for these; local hospitals are better suited.

Hadley's 3 urgent care options excel for non-emergencies, saving time and cost. Use them for colds, allergies, or basic injury care; reserve ER for true crises.

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