FAQ’s
Does Arlington Urgent Care accept walk-ins?
Yes. Arlington Urgent Care provides non-emergency care on a walk-in basis for adults and children. Same-day appointments are also available online.
What does Arlington Urgent Care treat?
Our highly trained providers treat all minor illness and injuries including sore throat, flu, urinary tract infections, skin infections, COVID 19, pregnancy testing, broken bones and sprains, eye injuries, muscle aches, and more.
Does Arlington Urgent Care treat children?
Yes. Arlington Urgent Care provides care for both pediatric and adult patients
Does Arlington Urgent Care have X-rays?
Yes. Arlington Urgent Care offers on-site digital X-rays, including imaging for the chest, spine, wrist, hand, shoulder, hip, pelvis, skull, facial areas, and other regions.
Does Arlington Urgent Care test for strep?
Yes. The clinics offer on-site laboratory testing that includes Strep testing, along with Flu, Mono, pregnancy, RSV, and COVID-19 testing.
What do I need to bring for my visit?
Please bring a photo ID, if you have insurance, the most up-to-date insurance card and a method of payment.*
If you’re not the policy holder, please bring their address, contact number and social security number.
If you’ve been injured on the job, please bring any internal forms required by your employer, the name and address of the insurance carrier as well as policy numbers.
Does Arlington Arlington Urgent Care accept my insurance?
We are a high acuity urgent care and contracted with most major plans. We will work with your insurance provider to verify your coverage at the time of service.
Any deductible not met, or additional charges that are assigned by your insurance provider will be charged to the policy holder.
What does it cost to be seen at Arlington Urgent Care if I don’t have insurance?
If you do not have health insurance, we offer competitive and affordable self pay rates. Cost per visit may vary depending on your needs and our diagnosis. Once you’ve been evaluated by our medical team, we will let you know what costs you may incur and will work with you in order to get you the right treatment.
How long is the wait to be seen? How long will my visit take?
All of our clinics are walk-in based, however select appointment times are also available. Click here to make an appointment at one of our convenient locations.
In most cases people are seen in the order in which they arrive or schedule appointments. However, we reserve the right to see a patient ahead of your visit if their illness or injury is severe or life-threatening.
We encourage patients to check wait times prior to arriving and to allow at least an hour for their entire visit.