A Better Urgent Care is Here

With an on-site rapid lab, mobile x-ray capabilities, award-winning interior design, and an integrated network with Mercy Health - we're here for you and your family.

Save your spot online or just walk-in to experience what sets us apart.

Find a Center Near You

Caring for the Midwest

We GO above and beyond for our patients and communities to provide effortless, personal and connected experiences. Mercy-GoHealth Urgent Care has centers in Arkansas, Missouri and Oklahoma. For same-day care, select your location to find a nearby center.

 

Arkansas
Springfield, MO
St. Louis, MO
Oklahoma

 

Access to certified providers and latest technology

Open every day, 365 days a year. Walk in same day, evenings, weekends, and even holidays.

Book online to save your spot or walk in for world-class care

Now Offering Virtual Visits

Connect via video with a Mercy-GoHealth Urgent Care provider from wherever you are. Get same-day care for you and your family in Arkansas, Springfield-Missouri, St. Louis-Missouri, and Oklahoma City.

 

Available to adults and children 1-year-old and up.

Family using tablet for Virtual Visit with Mercy-GoHealth Urgent Care

2017 Retail Innovator Award Winner

Retail Innovator Awards LogoGoHealth Urgent Care receives recognition for igniting the rapid growth in urgent care and creating a patient-first, technology-forward retail model. This award distinguishes executives focused on driving change and positive disruption through innovative strategies and technologies.

How It Works

At Mercy-GoHealth Urgent Care, getting world-class care couldn’t be easier.

Our services are available to adults and children 6-months and older.

Go online to find nearby locations and view wait times. Save your spot online, or just walk in for world-class care.

We are in-network with most major insurance health plans and accept out of pocket payment.

Let's Get You Better

We've got you covered all year round for non-life threatening injuries and illnesses such as:
  • Allergies
  • Animal or insect bites/stings (minor)
  • Back & neck pain
  • Blister, cyst & abscess
  • Broken bones & fractures
  • Bronchitis, chest colds & respiratory infection
  • Burns (minor)
  • Cough & Cold
  • COVID-19 Evaluation
  • Cuts & lacerations
  • Dehydration
  • Diarrhea
  • Earache
  • Fainting (ages 5-65)
  • Foreign body removal (e.g. ears, nose, eyes, foot)
  • Headache
  • Hemorrhoids
  • Ingrown nail & nailbed care
  • Motor vehicle accident (no fault)
  • Nose bleeds
  • Oral infection
  • Pink eye & eye infection
  • Pneumonia
  • Poison oak, ivy, & sumac
  • Rash & skin infection
  • Sinus infections
  • Sore throat
  • Sports clearance exams
  • Sprains & strains
  • Stomach pain (minor)
  • Urinary tract infection (UTIs)
  • Vaginal discomfort (no pap smear)
  • Vomiting & nausea
  • Wheezing
  • Wound care

Should I visit
Urgent Care or the ER?

Find Out Here

If you have a life-threatening condition, call 911 or visit the ER.

Designed with You in Mind

Our state of the art centers welcome you with a clean, contemporary design engineered for your comfort and privacy.

Same & next-day time slots

Highly skilled, caring, and attentive providers

Latest technology

Clean, comfortable setting

Privacy glass to put your mind at ease

Our Happy Patients

Frequently Asked Questions

What is urgent care and how it it different from emergency department?

Urgent care is staffed by licensed medical providers who can see you for a variety of non-life-threatening illnesses and injuries like the flu, cough, twisted ankle, rashes, minor cuts and scrapes. Think of urgent care as a bridge between primary care and emergency care, only you don't need to book weeks in advance or waiting the entire day in the waiting room. Instead, you can save your spot by checking in online or simply walk in to any of our centers. However, unlike an emergency department, urgent care is not an appropriate place to come if you are concerned about stroke symptoms, chest pain or if you have any condition which you feel may be life-threatening.

Do I need an appointment?

No, you don't need an appointment. Walk-ins are always welcome. However, during the pandemic, we highly recommend that you save your spot online or call before you come into our center so that we prepare for your visit. Minimize your wait time and save your spot in advance. You can see nearby centers, available time slots and enter your registration information on our website to speed up the check-in process.

Who will I see there?

Mercy-GoHealth Urgent Care centers are staffed by licensed medical providers—physicians, physicians assistants, and nurse practitioners—who are all capable of evaluating and treating your conditions. You can be certain that you'll receive great care at any of our locations, no matter who you see.

Can I bring my child to Mercy-GoHealth Urgent Care for care?

Absolutely, we take care of children 6-months and older. Just like with adults, we treat non-life-threatening illnesses and injuries like colds, ear infections, cuts and minor fractures. And we can always refer your child to a hospital or specialist if more care if necessary. We also perform sports physical exams for school.

Do I need health insurance to be treated?

No, you don't need health insurance to be seen at Mercy-GoHealth Urgent Care. We offer same-day cash rates to patients who do not have health insurance. However, if you do have insurance, we are able to review it before you come in. We are in-network with most insurance carriers.

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