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Urgent Care in Utah
Sickness doesn’t always happen between 8-5. We’re open all day—plus weekends and evenings—when you need care right away for an illness or injury that isn’t life-threatening.
When Should You Go to Urgent Care?
You should go to urgent care when you have the following health problems:
- Flu and fever
- Earaches
- Nausea
- Rashes and allergic reactions
- Animal and insect bites
- Sprains and minor bone fractures
- Minor cuts requiring stitches
- Urinary tract/bladder infections
You Don't Need an Appointment. Just Walk In.
You don't need an appointment to get treated at our urgent care centers. Just walk into any of our urgent care locations and we will get you the care you need.
Virtual Urgent Care - Talk With A Provider At Home
Short Wait Times
Receive care from the comfort of your home: See a U of U Health medical provider using a smartphone, tablet, or computer. During your virtual urgent care visit, the provider will help you understand your symptoms and develop a treatment plan.
Virtual urgent care visits are for a range of non-life-threatening conditions and are available for patients of any age.