We are in-network with most major Arkansas and national insurance plans, and provide affordable same-day pricing for patients without insurance.
New center opening soon in Fort Smith!
Mercy-GoHealth Urgent Care will be opening soon to Fianna Hills in the Fort Smith community. We treat most minor injuries and illnesses for patients 6 months and up. With trusted Mercy healthcare providers and extended hours 7 days a week, you'll now have the care options you deserve right down the street!
Care that goes beyond our doorstep
A visit to a Mercy-GoHealth Urgent Care center puts you in the hands of our highly credentialed providers who will expertly attend to your immediate needs. But it also opens the door to all the resources of our esteemed local health system partner, Mercy. That means should you need ongoing care or treatment, we’ll give you seamless priority referrals to top specialists, so you can get all the care you need.
Referrals to Specialists
Through our integrated partnership with Mercy Health we can give you referrals to top specialists when needed.
Integrated with MyMercy
View your medical history, test results and provider summaries in one convenient place via our shared online Patient Portal, MyMercy.
Care for the whole family
Our urgent care centers are designed with families in mind. With spacious exam rooms, warm colors and a welcoming team, a visit to our center will have the whole family smiling.
Arkansas insurance and pricing
Insurance & pricing
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