Quick Care provides same-day, sick care appointments for minor health issues for those ages 2 and above.
Start by reserving your spot online. For your convenience, we'll send updates via text message once you’re in line.
Quick Care clinics are:
- Accessible and convenient: You can easily reserve a spot online from the comfort of your home or office.
- Affordable: Quick Care services are billed the same as what you would expect with a primary care visit (versus an urgent care or emergency room setting). If you have insurance, you’ll pay your regular office visit copay. If you don’t have insurance or choose not to use it, you can request an estimate of charges prior to being seen.
- Integrated: All of MU Health Care’s hospitals and clinics use the same electronic health record, which means we can conveniently access medical history, medications and allergies. We can also update members of your care team.
We offer fast, convenient care for common, minor health issues. If you have a health emergency, please visit one of our emergency rooms.
Services at Quick Care Clinics
All of our Quick Care locations offer the following services:
- Cold and cough
- Flu
- Congestion
- Sinus infection
- Seasonal allergies
- Sore throat
- Fever
- Ear infections
- Urinary tract infections (female and transgender male only)
- Insect and spider bites or stings
- Ticks and head lice
- Eye irritation or pink eye
- Simple rashes and cold sores
- MSHSAA sports physical — $30 at time of service (Fill out form prior to appointment)
- Child camp physicals (must bring in form)
- Adult tetanus boosters
- Child care provider physical — $50 at time of service (MO-580-1879 Form Only).
- Boy Scout camp physical — $30 at time of service. (Must have BSA form).
- COVID-19 screenings
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COVID-19 testing
If you experiencing moderate COVID-19 symptoms and want to be seen by a provider, you can go to one of our Quick Care locations for evaluation, testing and symptom treatment. Testing will require a clinic visit charge.
If you have symptoms such as shortness of breath, chest pain and vomiting, you should go to the University Hospital Emergency Room.
Clinic visits
We recommend using our Get In Line feature to reserve and guarantee you a spot. We aren’t always able to accommodate walk-in visitors due to our appointment spots filling up. If you didn’t reserve a spot online and we don’t have appointments when you arrive, you may be asked to reschedule.
When you arrive, please check in at the kiosk. Visitors are allowed, but space is limited so please limit your visitors as much as possible. To get started, we will need an ID and proof of insurance, and we will collect a copay as required by insurance. If you do not have insurance or choose not to use insurance, we will collect a deposit for your visit at the time of registration.
