WELCOME
Hours
Mon - Fri .……….…. 8 am - 8 pm
Saturday ………..... 8 am - 4 pm
Sunday ……..…. 12 noon - 8 pm
Services
-Open seven days a week, including
most holidays.
-Walk-in pediatric and adult
medical care.
-Board-certified internal medicine,
family medicine and pediatrics.
-Treatment of acute illness, injuries, lacerations, sprains and
minor fractures.
-Sports physicals, DOT exams, FAA Basic Med exams,
and preoperative physicals
with no advance notice.
-Telemedicine visits with a
board-certified physician,
every time.
-Influenza and tetanus vaccines
on a walk-in basis.
-We are a member of the
Heartland Healthcare Network—
Healthcare with Choice!
Walk-in medical care. No appointment needed.
UrgentMED is a walk-in, urgent care facility. We are open seven days a week in south Fargo, including evenings and most holidays.
Conveniently located on University Drive, just south of I-94, you will find our board-certified physicians to be experienced and attentive.
We take care of a wide variety of illnesses and injuries, suture lacerations, splint minor fractures, treat sprains, freeze warts, perform sports physicals for athletes, DOT physicals for truck drivers, Basic Med physicals for pilots, and even preoperative physicals for those needing surgery— all without the need to schedule an appointment.
If you need non-emergency medical care that can’t wait,
UrgentMED is available to you without an appointment,
seven days a week.
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Pandemic Update
The SARS-CoV-2 virus continues to cause outbreaks of infection and remains highly contagious. Thankfully, as a result of widespread population immunity and a variety of antiviral therapies, overall mortality and hospitalization rates are much lower than they were in earlier stages of the pandemic.
However, COVID-19 remains a serious illness.
6.8 million people have died world-wide since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic— including 1.2 million Americans and 2,500 North Dakotans. The death toll from COVID-19 dwarfs any previous disease or pandemic our nation has faced— more than the 1918 influenza (650,000) or HIV/AIDS (700,000).
From time to time, history offers up a global challenge which requires meaningful, selfless participation by each of us.
COVID-19 has been ours.
Stay up to date on vaccinations. Follow the advice of trusted medical professionals. Keep yourself and your neighbors safe.
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