Our convenient centers feature:
- Contactless check-in
- Virtual Visits
- PPE worn by staff at all times
- Onsite X-ray services
- Online visit time selection
- Care for the whole family in one place
Getting your athlete back in the game
Mercy-GoHealth Urgent Care has partnered with local youth sport leagues to provide convenient care from experienced providers that you, as parents, can trust. We’re proud to be supporting fun, family, teamwork and community.
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Virtual Visits from the court
When accidents happen you want to receive care as quickly as possible - that’s why we offer Virtual Visits with Mercy-GoHealth Urgent Care providers.
- Same-day, quality care via phone, tablet or computer
- Available for children 1-year-old and up
- Available 7-days a week, including holidays, from 9:00am - 5:00pm
- In-network with most major insurance plans
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