How to Find an Urgent Care - Regal Medical Group

If there is a Life threatening emergency…always call 911
Using an Urgent Care facility rather than an Emergency room will reduce your
out of pocket costs and get you the urgent care you need. Click here for more
information about Urgency Vs Emergency

Urgent care co-pay: May range from $10 to $25
Emergency room co-pay: May range from $150 to $250

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Our Urgent Care Centers

If you are having a life-threatening emergency, please call 911.

Sometimes, it happens. You or a family member need to get unexpected medical care – and quickly.

However, if it isn’t an emergency, consider using an urgent care center instead of an emergency room. By doing so, you may reduce your out-of-pocket costs and avoid the long waits of an emergency room.

Our Timeline

Our urgent care centers provide you with:

Regular and consistent hours, including evenings and weekends
Walk-in appointments
Care focused on you

Often times, urgent care centers also provide shorter wait times and fewer out-of-pocket costs than emergency rooms.

When to go?

Our full-service urgent care centers are right in your area. They are part of our network, so you don’t have to worry about unexpected costs. We created this program to make sure you receive the best care right in your neighborhood. Our urgent care centers treat a variety of illnesses and injuries.

Nearly all of our urgent care centers also have on-site diagnostic equipment, including blood draw and x-ray, to ensure quick treatment and recovery.

Visit the urgent care if you have any of these symptoms:

Mild abdominal pain
Mild chest pain
Palpitations (racing heartbeat, skipped beats, extra beats)
Fever
Headache
Back pain
Nose bleed
Mild shortness of breath/breathing difficulty
Sore throat, bad cough and cold symptoms
Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea or constipation
Rectal or vaginal bleeding
Mild dehydration
IV medications/infusion
Cuts, scrapes, burns, bad bruises, sprains, fractures
Mild car or bicycle accident

Earache or toothache
Dizziness
Swollen or painful arms or legs
Rash
High blood pressure
Vision/eye problem
Bladder or kidney infection, kidney stone
Evaluation for possible sexually transmitted infection
Blood in stool or urine
Neck pain
Fainting/feeling light headed
Abscess/boil
Mild head/face injury
Joint pain
Diabetes (not controlled)

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