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When illness or injury occurs, it's important to know where to go for care. Your primary care provider should always be your first point of contact for most medical problems. However, sometimes urgent care may be appropriate.
For conditions that may not be an emergency but require immediate attention, consider an urgent care center or walk-in clinic.
Visit Us
With multiple locations in Maryland and Delaware, you can find a quality urgent care center near you. No matter if you're at home or on the go, you can use MyChart to reserve a spot in line at any of our locations. While not an appointment, it will let us know when to expect you.
You can also schedule a telemedicine visit for many conditions and illnesses. Telemedicine appointments let you meet with a doctor from the safety and comfort of your home.
Making a Telehealth Appointment
To be eligible for urgent care telehealth, the patient must be:
- Physically within the state of Maryland or Delaware at the time of your telemedicine visit
- Able to connect to both video and audio to communicate with an urgent care provider
- At least 18 years old
Appointments will only be valid when you complete the pre-registration/eCheck-in process.
Find Care Now
When illness or injury occurs, it's important to know where to go for care. Your primary care provider should always be your first point of contact for most medical problems. However, sometimes urgent care may be appropriate.
For conditions that may not be an emergency but require immediate attention, consider an urgent care center or walk-in clinic.
Visit Us
With multiple locations in Maryland and Delaware, you can find a quality urgent care center near you. No matter if you're at home or on the go, you can use MyChart to reserve a spot in line at any of our locations. While not an appointment, it will let us know when to expect you.
You can also schedule a telemedicine visit for many conditions and illnesses. Telemedicine appointments let you meet with a doctor from the safety and comfort of your home.
Making a Telehealth Appointment
To be eligible for urgent care telehealth, the patient must be:
- Physically within the state of Maryland or Delaware at the time of your telemedicine visit
- Able to connect to both video and audio to communicate with an urgent care provider
- At least 18 years old
Appointments will only be valid when you complete the pre-registration/eCheck-in process.
Search for locations near you and see their wait times.