Urgent Care Raleigh, NC

Among Raleigh's 45 urgent care clinics, 32 offer Pediatric Care, ideal for children's sudden illnesses or injuries. 29 clinics provide Walk-In Services, allowing you to skip appointments for faster treatment on minor issues like colds or sprains. Top-rated spots like Schuyler Behnke, PA-C at 10211 Alm St and UNC Health Rex at Wakefield excel in these areas.

X-rays are available at 27 clinics, supporting quick diagnostics for fractures or infections without needing a hospital. Facilities such as OrthoNC: Wakefield-Wake Forest Orthopaedic Clinic (4.9 stars) and Raleigh Orthopaedic Urgent Care frequently handle these services alongside walk-ins. Whether in North Raleigh or Brier Creek, most locations combine these offerings for comprehensive minor care.

Walk-In Services at 29 spots mean convenience for busy schedules, while pediatric options at 32 clinics ensure family-friendly care. Pairing X-rays from 27 providers with high-rated clinics like Noah Greenblatt, PA-C guarantees efficient visits.

Many Raleigh urgent cares accept Aetna (17 clinics), Medicare (16 clinics), and Cigna or Humana (15 clinics each). Popular spots like UNC Health Rex at Wakefield and OrthoNC: Wakefield-Wake Forest likely take these; call to confirm coverage and avoid surprises.

Medicaid works at 11 clinics, United Healthcare at 9, and Tricare at 7. Self-pay rates typically range $100-250 for visits, X-rays, or basic care. Verify with providers like Schuyler Behnke, PA-C before arriving.

Medcost and WellCare (6 clinics each), plus Ambetter (5), cover additional options. Always phone ahead to check network status and copays for smooth billing.

Choose Raleigh's 20 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 4.2-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 North Hills, Wakefield, Crabtree Valley, South Raleigh loaded with options, find one nearby via ratings and reviews to save time and money.

Also serving residents of Knightdale (9 mi), Garner (10 mi), Cary (10 mi), Morrisville (11 mi), Wake Forest (12 mi), Apex (15 mi).