Urgent Care Mount Airy, NC

Mount Airy urgent care clinics provide essential services for quick treatment. 7 clinics offer Pediatric Care, catering to children with issues like fevers or injuries, including top-rated spots like Surry Rural Health Center and Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Family Medicine - Foothills. Meanwhile, 6 clinics provide X-rays for diagnosing fractures or infections on-site.

Walk-in convenience is a highlight, with 6 clinics offering Walk-In Services so you can get seen without an appointment. Facilities like ExpressCare Urgent Care Center - Mount Airy and Scenic Urgent Care support this for minor illnesses and injuries. These options ensure residents have access to rapid diagnostics and treatment without long delays.

Combined, these services cover a wide range of needs, from pediatric visits at Novant Health Surry Medical Extended Care - Rockford to imaging at Northern Urgent Care | Mount Airy. Always check specific clinic offerings when choosing.

Many Mount Airy urgent care clinics accept major insurances, with Medicaid at 4 clinics and Medicare at 4 clinics. Aetna, Cigna, and Humana are each accepted at 3 clinics. Self-pay rates typically range from $100-250 for visits; call ahead to confirm coverage and costs.

Blue Cross Blue Shield and Tricare are available at 2 clinics each, along with United Healthcare at 2 clinics. Facilities like Novant Health Cardiology - Mount Airy and Surry Rural Health Center often participate in these plans. Verify with your provider for seamless billing.

Specialized options include Aetna Better Health (1 clinic) and Aetna Medicare (1 clinic). It's wise to contact clinics directly, such as Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist or Bethany Medical, to ensure your insurance is accepted before visiting.

Choose Mount Airy's 3 urgent care clinics for non-life-threatening issues like flu symptoms, sprains, cuts needing stitches, minor burns, strep throat, or X-rays for possible fractures. These provide faster service with average 3.6-star ratings and lower costs than ERs.

Head to an emergency room for severe conditions such as chest pain, difficulty breathing, heavy bleeding, stroke signs (sudden weakness or confusion), major trauma, or serious head injuries. ERs are equipped for advanced life support, but waits can be longer.

Urgent care excels for convenience—many offer walk-ins for everyday urgencies. With neighborhoods like Downtown Mount Airy, Westfield, Caudle Park loaded with options, find one nearby via ratings and reviews to save time and money.

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