Urgent Care Queens, NY

All 17 urgent care clinics in Queens offer walk-in services, making it easy to get prompt attention without an appointment. Families benefit from 17 locations providing pediatric care, while 14 clinics have X-rays on site for quick diagnostics. Top-rated spots like Northwell Health Urgent Care Center & Multispecialty Center and MyDoc Urgent Care Forest Hills and Kew Gardens deliver these essentials with high patient satisfaction.

X-rays are available at 14 clinics, ideal for evaluating sprains, fractures, or infections on the spot. Walk-in convenience spans every facility, from AFC Urgent Care Bayside to CityMD Long Island City. Pediatric services at 17 sites cover common child needs, ensuring comprehensive care across Queens neighborhoods.

Whether you need an X-ray at one of the 14 equipped centers or pediatric evaluation at 17 family-friendly clinics, Queens urgent care prioritizes speed and accessibility. Northwell Health-GoHealth Urgent Care exemplifies this with strong reviews for efficient walk-in handling.

Many Queens urgent care clinics accept Aetna at 9 locations, Medicare at 6, and Blue Cross Blue Shield at 5. Cigna, Fidelis, Medicaid, and UnitedHealthcare are each taken at 4 clinics. Typical self-pay costs range from $100-250 depending on services; always call ahead to confirm coverage and copays.

1199 (SEIU), Amerigroup, and Healthfirst are accepted at 3 clinics each. Facilities like MyDoc Urgent Care Forest Hills and AFC Urgent Care Bayside often list these on their sites. Verify acceptance directly as policies vary.

For uninsured patients, self-pay rates in Queens urgent cares stay affordable at $100-250. Contact your preferred clinic, such as Northwell Health Urgent Care Center, to discuss options and avoid surprises.

Choose Queens's 16 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 4.4-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 Forest Hills, Astoria, Queens Village, Elmhurst loaded with options, find one nearby via ratings and reviews to save time and money.

Also serving residents of Fresh Meadows (1 mi), Flushing (2 mi), Bayside (2 mi), Forest Hills (3 mi), Kew Gardens (3 mi), Jamaica (3 mi).