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Urgent care in Chesterfield
4.7
2,525 reviews
Location information
Our urgent care in Chesterfield, MI, is located inside the Henry Ford Macomb Health Center - Chesterfield on Mile 23 Road.
Vaccines, tests and specialties
Available
COVID-19 Standard RT-PCR
Results in 2-3 days
Available
COVID-19 Rapid NAAT/Molecular
*Availability is subject to change Results in ~15 mins
Available
COVID-19 Rapid Antigen
Results in approx. 15 minutes
Available
COVID-19 Oral Antiviral
Available to patients 12 years and up
Available
Flu Shot
For ages 2-65
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Over 3,000 5-star reviews
"Thankful that the vibe overall was very welcoming"
"It was my first time at an urgent care and I’m sooo glad I chose wisely. I deal with anxiety especially hard so I’m also thankful that the vibe overall was very welcoming. It was a fun and educating experience, thank you so much!"
Mara G.
Michigan
Over 3,000 5-star reviews
"They'll go above and beyond to help you out"
Fast service very knowledgeable and kind. They'll go above and beyond to help you out, I'd recommend this business to anyone looking for an easy time at the doctor's.
Kenneth G.
Michigan
Over 3,000 5-star reviews
"I trust them wholeheartedly"
The fastest urgent care with quality care provided that I've ever been to. Henry Ford by far are the best providers out there!!! I trust them wholeheartedly. The nurse practitioner on staff is a great listener and knowledgeable. Provided education and quality care! Thank you for nursing my son back to good health!
Delilah T
Michigan
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