Urgent Care Missoula, MT

In Missoula, 14 clinics provide Walk-In Services, allowing quick access without appointments for issues like colds, cuts, or sprains. Facilities such as Community FirstCare at 2307 Brooks St and NOW CARE at 2901 Brooks St specialize in these no-wait options, serving busy residents efficiently. This coverage ensures most neighborhoods have convenient drop-in care nearby.

7 clinics offer X-rays on-site, ideal for diagnosing fractures, infections, or foreign objects promptly. Top spots like Walk-in Orthopedic Urgent Care - Missoula Bone & Joint at 2360 Mullan Rd Suite A and Partnership Health Center - Creamery Building - Main Clinic at 401 Railroad St W provide this essential imaging, reducing the need for hospital transfers.

Families appreciate that 6 clinics deliver Pediatric Care, handling child-specific needs alongside general urgent care. Sentinel Health at 6995 Linda Vista Blvd Ste 120 and others ensure younger patients get tailored treatment quickly.

9 clinics in Missoula accept Medicare, providing accessible care for seniors at places like Partnership Health Center and Providence sites. 6 clinics take Medicaid, including several in Grant Creek and Southgate, easing costs for eligible families.

Other common plans cover 3 clinics each for Allegiance, BCBS MT, Blue Cross Of Idaho Health Service, Mountain Health Co-Op, and Providence Health Plan. Options like NOW CARE at Southgate Mall often participate in these networks.

For Allegiance PPO, BCBS MT HMO, and BCBS MT HMO-PPO, 2 clinics each apply. Self-pay rates typically range $100-250 per visit depending on services like X-rays. Always call ahead to verify coverage and avoid surprises.

Choose urgent care in Missoula for non-life-threatening needs like flu symptoms, strep throat, sprains, cuts needing stitches, minor burns, or basic X-rays. With 21 clinics averaging 4.1 stars, expect shorter wait times—often under an hour—compared to ERs. Spots like Community FirstCare or Missoula Bone & Joint handle these efficiently.

Head to the ER for emergencies such as chest pain, severe bleeding that won't stop, difficulty breathing, major trauma, stroke symptoms like sudden weakness or confusion, or severe head injuries. Missoula's Providence St. Patrick Hospital at 500 W Broadway St is equipped for these crises.

Urgent care saves time and money for everyday issues, while ERs focus on critical stabilization. If unsure, call a clinic like Partnership Health Center for triage advice.

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