We are in-network with most major North Carolina and national insurance plans, and provide affordable same-day pricing for patients without insurance.
Your New Guide to Urgent Care in Asheville
We are Novant Health-GoHealth Urgent Care! Although the name has changed, our commitment to provide trusted on-demand care remains the same.
Sick or injured? Visit any of our three familiar urgent care centers in North Asheville, Leicester Highway or Black Mountain.
Virtual Visits offer face-to-face exams from home
Virtual Visits are a safe and increasingly popular alternative for patients and their providers today. In fact, we use telemedicine 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. And you can usually get a Virtual Visit within hours of your booking.
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At Novant Health-GoHealth Urgent Care, we understand the level of care families in Asheville expect. That’s why our centers are open 365 days a year—including holidays—with credentialed Novant Health providers on site. Couple the years of healthcare experience under our coats with the on-demand health services we provide, and everyone gets great care. So, if you want timely urgent care for the entire family in Asheville, save your spot online or walk in today.
Great news about insurance
We’re in-network with most major insurance plans from Medicaid, Veterans Choice, Alliance and more.
We know our neighborhoods
Our centers are easy to get to, have plenty of parking and most of our team members live in the same neighborhoods they serve. This gives us a better understanding of the challenges local people face and insight into how we can better serve them.
Emergency Room vs. Urgent Care
If you have a life-threatening condition, head to a Novant Health Emergency Room or call 911. For hundreds of other minor issues – sprains, minor burns, fevers, rashes and everyday health concerns, come see us at Novant Health-GoHealth.
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The staff was great! Very helpful and knowledgeable of the services they provided. I would definitely recommend them to my family. Keep up the good work — I was in and out with my children!
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Staff was super nice and Dr. Wagner was Fantabulous. I know times are tough right now with COVID but they worked me in and out of their office very quickly. Awesome group and I highly recommend them.
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The staff was very courteous and performed their duties quickly. I will definitely recommend Novant Health-GoHealth Urgent Care in Lexington to all my family and friends.
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