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Walk-in urgent care

Walk-in urgent care in West Anaheim and Laguna Woods

Open at 9 AM, six days a week. No appointment, adults and children, and a doctor sees you the same day.

A receptionist welcoming a grandmother, mother and child at the front deskA doctor crouching to talk with a young child while a parent and grandfather look on

Why people come to us

Everyday illness and injury, seen today.

Open from 9 AM

Monday to Friday 9 AM to 7 PM, Saturday 9 AM to 4 PM. Most urgent care near us opens later.

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Adults and children

We see all ages at all our locations. Bring the whole family in one trip.

Everyone is welcome

X-ray, EKG and labs here

Imaging and testing are in the building, so you are not sent somewhere else.

The machines are here, not across town

How a visit works

Four steps, usually under an hour.

1

Walk in or book

Come in during opening hours, or book a time online and wait at home.

2

Check in

Give us your ID and insurance card. Tell the front desk what is wrong.

3

See the doctor

A doctor examines you and orders any test or X-ray you need, here in the clinic.

4

Leave with a plan

We explain what is going on, what to do next, and who to see if you need a specialist.

What it costs

Self-pay prices. Anything extra is added on top of the visit, and we tell you before we do it.

Urgent care visit$150
X-ray$85+
EKG$50+
Lab screening$30+

Most of our patients use insurance. We take Aetna, Anthem Blue Cross, Medicare, Prime Healthcare, SCAN and Optum at all our locations. More about insurance · See the full price list.

Where to come

Open Monday to Saturday at all our locations. Walk in, or call and we will find you a time.

Common questions

Do you see children?
Yes, at all our locations. We see adults and children.
How long will I wait?
It depends on how busy we are. Booking a time online is the way to keep it short.

See all common questions — appointments, insurance, what to bring, parking and languages.

Go to the emergency room instead if
chest pain, trouble breathing, signs of a stroke such as a drooping face or slurred speech, heavy bleeding that will not stop, a serious head injury, or a bone showing through the skin. Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.

Come in today

Both clinics are open six days a week.