Grand Itasca Urgent Care

Urgent Care is a walk-in, acute care clinic for minor illnesses and injuries. The entrance to Urgent Care is shared with the Emergency Department.

Our providers can see patients 6 months and older for:

• Minor Illness Exams: allergy symptoms, back pain, bronchitis / cough, earache / ear infection, fever, flu-like symptoms, headaches/migraines, mastitis or breast pain, mononucleosis, sinus infection / congestion, pink eye / stye, sore throat / strep throat, upper respiratory infection, urinary tract / bladder infection
• Minor Injury Exams: bug bites / stings, deer tick bites, fractures (including sunburns), minor cuts, splinter removal, sports injuries, sprains / strains, suture / staple removal
• Skin Condition Exams: athlete's foot, chicken pox, cold / canker sores, impetigo, minor skin infections / rashes, poison ivy / oak, shingles, swimmer's itch, warts
• Other: Initial Worker's Compensation visits, pregnancy tests
• Conditions not appropriate for Rapid Clinic: Any serious or life-threatening conditions should go to the emergency room. If the Urgent Care provider determines that you need a higher level of care that cannot be provided at the Rapid Clinic, you will be referred to the emergency room for further evaluation.