UNC Urgent Care | Walk-In Clinics

NOW OFFERING RAPID COVID-19 TESTING

Available at all Wake County UNC Urgent Care locations (except UNC Children's Urgent Care at Raleigh). We're open 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. daily to serve you. Provider evaluation is required prior to testing.
Introducing Two New Urgent Care Clinics

Our new clinic in Midtown Raleigh opened December 7^th and Fuquay-Varina opened October 21^st. We're providing quality urgent care when and where you need it most. Open every day, 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. Count on UNC Urgent Care to provide prompt, professional treatment for you and your family, ages four months and up.

Visit UNC Urgent Care at Midtown

EXPERT URGENT CARE. WHEN and WHERE YOU NEED it MOST.

Illness can happen without warning. For the unexpected, UNC Health Care provides quality medical care when and where you need it most. We offer multiple walk-in urgent care clinics in select North Carolina counties. You also have access to virtual, real-time physician appointments 24 hours a day, seven days a week across the state. It’s part of our commitment to our community and a way to keep exceptional care convenient. Find a location near you or access UNCUrgentCare247.com for quality care anytime.

COVID-19 Testing

UNC Urgent Care now has COVID-19 diagnostic testing available, including rapid testing. Testing requires a provider evaluation and generally is appropriate for individuals who are experiencing COVID-19 symptoms. Our providers will determine if COVID testing is right for you. The COVID-19 diagnostic tests check for a current infection by detecting the genetic material of the virus in respiratory secretions. Separate billing applies.

If you are experiencing COVID-19 symptoms you can visit one of our Wake County UNC Urgent Care locations (excluding UNC Children's Urgent Care at Raleigh).

*At this time, UNC Urgent Care does not offer COVID-19 antibody testing (which indicates whether the patient has been infected in the past).*

COVID-19 Vaccine

*UNC Health Urgent Care locations are not offering vaccinations at this time.*

Currently the following groups are eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine:

Health care workers with in-person patient contact
Long-term care staff and residents
Anyone 65 years or older, regardless of health status or living situation

If you are  currently eligible, you must schedule an appointment to receive a vaccine using online scheduling. More information is available on www.yourshot.org, or by calling (984) 215-5485.

The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services has a searchable list of vaccine sites across the state on its website, covid19.ncdhhs.gov/findyourspot.

To learn more, you can also call 1-877-490-6642.