Veterans can receive treatment for non-life threatening illnesses and injuries at 165+ GoHealth Urgent Care centers across the country.
Save your spot at a center near you or schedule a Virtual Visit for care.
Proud to serve Veterans
GoHealth Urgent Care is now part of the Veterans Affairs (VA) Community Care Network. Veterans can get high-quality urgent care without prior approval from the VA.
What you can expect from GoHealth Urgent Care
Convenient access to Urgent Care for Veterans
As a member of the VA’s Community Care Network, you can visit GoHealth Urgent Care without prior authorization.
Personalized treatment and care
Caring providers make your health their #1 priority, every time.
Little to no wait times
Save your spot and pre-register online for a paper-free, wait-free experience. Walk-ins are also welcome.
Everything you need in one place
On-site lab work, x-rays, and treatment for non-emergency illness and injury.
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
Healthy advice for everyday living
You have questions. We have answers. Visit our Health Library and find answers or suggestions for many of your health concerns.
Four common youth sports injuries
While youth sports have many benefits for young people, including physical fitness, discipline and teamwork, these activities pose a risk of injury. Injury rates in sports have risen over the past decade due to more intense training and the inclusion of younger children in competitive sports and seasonal sports that are now played year-round.
Occupational hazards leading to bronchitis
Certain occupations can expose you to excessive dust, smoke or chemicals that may eventually lead to breathing issues. Bronchitis is one of the breathing conditions that can be triggered by environmental hazards. It is an inflammation of the lungs’ breathing tubes that leads to a chronic cough.
What is behavioral health? Your guide to mind-body well-being
Behavioral health refers to a person’s overall emotional and mental health. It may also include assistance with substance use, past and present crises and/or traumas, and helping navigate the overall stress of life. All of these issues have an impact not only on our minds but on our bodies as well.