The U.S. healthcare system faces many challenges, including rising costs and limited access for many Americans. That can make it hard to find the care you and your family need. The GoHealth Model has been created to address these challenges and provides convenient care, both virtually and in person. The result is broader access to care and superior patient satisfaction at low cost.
Experience on-demand urgent care
GoHealth Urgent Care makes it fast—and easy—to get the health care you need now. Save your spot online, book a Virtual Visit or find your nearest center and walk in today.
Virtual Visits offer face-to-face exams from home
Virtual Visits are a convenient and increasingly popular alternative for patients and their providers today. In fact, our virtual platform can be used to diagnose and treat a wide range of conditions, from allergies and rashes to sprains and bug bites, UTIs, pink eye, coughs, colds, flu and much more. Booking a virtual visit is fast, easy and can be done where and when you need it.
Welcome to GoHealth Urgent Care
Highly skilled providers. Convenient local access. And the ageless magic of compassion.
Continued Care
GoHealth partners with the most trusted local health systems in the communities we serve. That means if you need follow-up or on-going care, we can quickly connect you with the right local specialist for follow-up consultations. Shared electronic medical records (EMR) make continued care easy and convenient. That’s what connected care is all about.
Increasing access to quality care for all
Millions of Americans live in areas that have limited access to affordable quality care. Specialty care can be even harder to find. That often results in delayed care, relying on busy and more costly Emergency Rooms or forgoing care altogether. Our mission is to increase access to quality on-demand care for all and make a real difference in the communities we serve.
The latest medical technology
Unlike many retail urgent care clinics, our award-winning centers are equipped with on-site labs, digital X-ray, EKG and point of care testing to better diagnose your condition and determine the best course of treatment. Our providers are highly credentialed and experienced professionals doing the work they love. Their commitment is something you’ll experience first-hand.
Wherever you are, we're here for you
GoHealth offers care for countless health concerns
There’s no reason to put off care any longer.
Our highly credentialed healthcare professionals are ready to handle everything from runny noses and coughs to sprains and cuts, asthma attacks, fevers and much more. When necessary, they can also write you a prescription. You can feel you’re in good hands when you come to GoHealth Urgent Care.
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I made an appointment from my cell phone and actually had it honored when I showed up. I was in and out in less than 30 minutes! The staff was friendly, courteous and helpful.
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New York
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The Staff at Glen Park is amazing! David is a miracle worker and Holly was amazing. Excellent care and customer care. BRAVO! I wish they were my PCP!
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California
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"This is as good as you can get."
I came here for a covid test. The staff are very knowledgeable, professional and polite. I only got as far as an exam room and it was very clean and all up to date. This is as good as you can get.
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Missouri
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