Urgent Care Rapid City, SD

In Rapid City, 21 clinics provide walk-in services, allowing immediate access without appointments for urgent needs like colds or minor injuries. Top options such as Hannah Purkett, PA-C at 2116 Jackson Blvd and Monument Health Rapid City Urgent Care, Jackson Boulevard (4.7 stars) make it simple to get seen quickly. These locations cater to busy schedules across the city's 88,076 residents.

19 clinics offer pediatric care, ideal for children's sudden illnesses or injuries, with high-rated spots like Kara Stapert, CNP (5 stars) leading the way. Families appreciate the specialized attention at places such as Monument Health Rapid Valley Urgent Care. Combined with walk-ins, this ensures comprehensive family care options.

On-site X-rays at 18 clinics speed up diagnostics for fractures or infections, available at facilities like Black Hills Urgent Care on Haines Ave (4.8 stars). Whether needing imaging or basic treatments, these services keep care efficient and local.

Several Rapid City urgent care clinics accept Medicaid (5 clinics) and Medicare (5 clinics), making care accessible for eligible patients. Common private insurers like Aetna (3 clinics), Blue Cross Blue Shield (3 clinics), Cigna (3 clinics), and UnitedHealthcare (3 clinics) are also widely covered at top locations such as Monument Health clinics.

Additional options include most major insurance plans (1 clinic), Children’s Special Health Services (1 clinic), Motor Vehicle (1 clinic), and Private Insurance (1 clinic). Self-pay rates typically range from $100-250 depending on services like exams or X-rays.

Insurance acceptance varies by clinic, so call ahead to verify coverage and avoid surprises. High-rated spots like Hannah Purkett, PA-C often assist with billing questions for smooth visits.

Choose Rapid City's 9 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 4.6-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 North Rapid, Robbinsdale, Southwest Rapid City, South Rapid loaded with options, find one nearby via ratings and reviews to save time and money.

Also serving residents of Box Elder (8 mi).