Urgent Care Just Around the Corner
University Hospitals is the place to go for quick, convenient urgent care with no appointment necessary. Our board-certified providers diagnose and treat minor injuries and illnesses for adults and children.
Find an Urgent Care Near You
Why choose UH Urgent Care?
Evening and weekend walk-in hours – including holidays
Online scheduling, registration and bill pay
Accepts all major medical insurance plans
On-site lab and X-rays to diagnose and treat medical issues quickly
Lower out-of-pocket cost compared to an ER visit
Kid-friendly care
COVID-19 Testing for Patients
If you are experiencing COVID-19 symptoms, you can get tested for coronavirus at one of our facilities. Our providers are required to complete an evaluation. Currently our urgent care locations use PCR, the most accurate form of coronavirus testing. Tests are sent to a central laboratory location and results are available after completion of the visit.
What to Bring to Your Visit?
Photo id, insurance card and payment method
List of known allergies and medications
Mask for face covering
Reserve Your Spot Online
Spend less time in the waiting room by booking your spot online. Time slots are limited. If you can’t find a time that's convenient for you, feel free to walk in any time. Note that time slots are not appointments. We will make every effort to see you at your reserved time.
Bladder & Kidney Infections
Bladder & Kidney Infections
- Bloody urine
- Burning while urinating
- Cloudy urine
- Pain when urinating
- Peeing frequently
- Pelvic pain
- Smelly urine
- Urgency to urinate
- Urinary tract infection
- Sexually transmitted diseases (STD) check
Earache & Ear Infection
Earache & Ear Infection
- Difficulty hearing
- Drainage
- Ear ache
- Ear pain
- Ear wax buildup
- Red ear canal
- Swimmer's ear
- Swollen ear canal
- Tugging of ears
Eye Irritations & Infections
Eye Irritations & Infections
- Crusty eyelids
- Eye discharge
- Increased tear production
- Pinkeye (conjunctivitis)
- Puffy eyes
- Red, itchy eyes
- Sty
- Watery eyes
Gastrointestinal Illness
Gastrointestinal Illness
- Acid reflux
- Bloating
- Chills
- Cramps
- Diarrhea
- Food poisoning
- Heartburn
- Nausea/upset stomach
- Stomach ache
- Stomach flu/stomach bug
- Stomach pain/abdominal pain
- Vomiting/throwing up
Minor Injuries & Accidents
Minor Injuries & Accidents
- Broken bone and fracture
- Cut and laceration care, including stitches
- Minor burns
- Pulled muscle
- Sports injuries
- Sprains, strains and deep bruises
- Work-related injuries (initial injury only)
- Bee stings and insect bites
Respiratory Illness
Respiratory Illness
- Asthma
- Body or muscle aches
- Bronchitis
- Chest congestion
- Common cold
- Cough
- Fatigue/Feeling tired
- Fever
- Flu
- Headache
- Pneumonia
- Runny nose
- Seasonal allergies
- Sinus infection/sinusitis
- Sinus pain
- Sinus pressure
- Sneezing
- Stuffy nose
- Toothache
Skin & Nail Problems
Skin & Nail Problems
- Athlete’s foot
- Hand, foot and mouth disease
- Ingrown toenail
- Poison ivy/ poison oak
- Scabies
- Skin irritations
Sore or Strep Throat
Sore or Strep Throat
- Hoarseness
- Laryngitis
- Painful swallowing
- Red tonsils
- Swollen tonsils
- Swollen, tender lymph nodes
- Wheezing
Urgent Care or ER? Where to go for care?
Urgent Care, Orthopedic Injury Clinic or ER: Where to Go for Care
Should I Go to the ER, Urgent Care or Use My Smartphone?
Should I Go to an Urgent Care or the ER?
Frequently Asked Questions
- When should I go to an urgent care?
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Urgent care is a good place to receive care if you need medical attention for an illness or injury that is not life-threatening. Our board-certified providers can diagnose and treat adults and children for many minor medical issues.
- Can I make an appointment?
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You can check in online and reserve a time slot. This will expedite the check-in process and reduce your wait time. You will receive text message reminders and updates once you reserve a time slot. Please note time slots are limited and are not appointments. We will make every effort to see you at your reserved time.
- Will my PCP be notified?
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Yes. We use electronic medical records to communicate with your UH provider and coordinate referrals with University Hospitals specialists if you need further care.
- What insurance plans do you accept?
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Insurance is not required to receive treatment. However, we accept all major medical insurance providers, including Medical Mutual of Ohio (MMO) SuperMed. Co-pays, deductibles and items not covered by insurance are paid at the time of your visit.
- Am I required to wear a mask?
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Yes. Masks are required of all patients, visitors and employees, unless a disability prevents someone from wearing one. More information can be found on our visitor information page.