Alder Point Urgent Care

Questions before your visit

Appointment, insurance, payment, and contact information.

Can you confirm the clinic can assess my concern today?

Call to describe the type of visit you need and confirm current availability and service scope. The clinic must confirm whether it can assess the concern.

Do I need an appointment?

Call to ask whether appointments or walk-in visits are available. This website does not reserve a visit or promise a waiting time.

Which concerns can the clinic assess?

Call the clinic to ask about its available services, equipment and any age limits. If this is an emergency, call 911.

Which insurance plans do you take?

Most commercial plans, Medicare and Medicaid. Confirm participation and your benefits with the clinic and your insurer before a visit.

What will a visit cost?

Ask about the visit charge, possible additional services and payment options. Your cost depends on the care provided and your coverage.

What should I bring?

Ask which identification, insurance details and records are needed. Use the clinic’s approved process for sharing health information.

Can the clinic perform the test or procedure I need?

Ask which tests or procedures are offered and whether an evaluation, referral or separate appointment is needed. Availability and clinical suitability must be confirmed.

Can I email medical details?

Please don't email us medical details. Call us. Email and text are for administrative questions and are not monitored for emergencies.

What should I do in an emergency?

If this is an emergency, call 911. Do not wait for an email or text response from the clinic.

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