Not feeling your best? Relief is right down the street at our Gresham and Fairview centers. Legacy-GoHealth Urgent Care locations are open 7 days a week, including holidays. Save your spot or just walk in.
Urgent Care and COVID-19 Testing for the Gresham-Barlow School District
Gresham-Barlow School District and Legacy-GoHealth Urgent Care have partnered to provide easy, convenient access to COVID-19 testing and urgent care services for employees, students and their family members. Save your spot online or schedule a Virtual Visit.
Providing Urgent Care and COVID-19 Testing Access to the Gresham-Barlow community
Preferred Virtual Visit access from the comfort of your home
Easy access to our Gresham and Fairview centers
A quick and easy way to save your spot for a visit online
Seamless referrals to Legacy Health specialists, as needed
Rapid and PCR COVID-19 testing available
Insurance informationUrgent Care Locations Near You:
Visit Gresham
Save your spotVisit Fairview
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Virtual Care From Home
Receive the same great care without leaving the comfort of your home!
With Virtual Visits, you can be evaluated for common illnesses and injuries like:
- Cold, cough & flu
- UTI evaluations
- COVID-19 symptoms
- Skin infections
- Pink eye
- STD evaluations
- Minor sprains
- And more!
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Healthy advice for everyday living
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