For convenient, quick care when you need it, OSF HealthCare offers two walk-in clinic options: OSF PromptCare and OSF OnCall Urgent Care.
Both provide immediate care for minor illnesses and injuries without an appointment. OSF PromptCare offers trusted care at walk-in clinics near you. OSF OnCall Urgent Care provides virtual visits and in-person walk-in clinics.
OSF Medical Group Walk-In Clinic in Escanaba offers quick care for minor illnesses and injuries, with no appointment necessary. In the Rockford area, we partner with Physicians Immediate Care to provide trusted urgent care services. So you can get the care you need without waiting.
At the OSF Orthopedics Walk-In Clinic in Peoria, you’ll receive prompt care for sprains, strains, fractures and other minor orthopedic injuries from a team of highly trained orthopedic specialists and nurses. No appointment is needed.
With expanded hours, you can find help 8 a.m. - 8 p.m., seven days a week. We also offer seamless follow-up care through any OSF Orthopedics location that fits your schedule.
Urgent care is a great option for many minor health concerns that need quick attention. At OSF PromptCare and OSF OnCall, we can help with:
We have urgent care locations throughout Illinois and in Escanaba, Michigan, making it easy to get the care you need close to home.
Not sure where to start? Ask Clare, our OSF virtual health assistant, 24 hours a day. Skip the frustrating online searches and get personalized guidance for your specific symptoms. In just minutes, you'll find out how to start feeling better.
Get quick care wherever you are, at any time of day or night with OSF OnCall virtual visit options. Whether you’re at home, at work or between college classes, you can share your concerns with a provider and receive a timely treatment plan. Choose an online interview ($30) or a video visit ($60) with the same experienced providers you’d see during an in-person visit to an OSF OnCall Urgent Care clinic. It’s medical care at your fingertips.
If your condition could cause serious, long-term health problems, you likely need emergency care. Call 9-1-1 or go to an emergency center near you if you experience:
Urgent care is a great option when your primary care provider isn’t available. However, for your long-term health, it's important to have a family doctor, internal medicine provider (for adults), pediatrician, or another type of general practitioner. These professionals help prevent illnesses and manage chronic conditions, so you can feel your best.