Due to current levels of influenza and RSV in our community, we strongly recommend wearing a mask in our hospital or clinics. See our patient visitor policy for more information.

In observance of the holiday, Valley's primary and specialty care clinics will be closed Monday, Jan. 1, 2024. Urgent care clinics will be open.

Wait Times

Get estimated wait times for Urgent Care.

In a critical or life-threatening medical emergency, don't drive, call 9-1-1.
Urgent Care is not staffed to manage critical life-threatening medical emergencies.

Urgent Care Telehealth Video Visit

Urgent Care telehealth video visit are available on-demand for many non-emergency medical concerns through your MyChart account (computer or app version). From your MyChart account, go to the Visits icon and select the Video Visit option from the dropdown menu. Telehealth visits are currently only available for patients who are 18 years or older in Washington state. Urgent Care Video Visit hours are Mon – Fri, 8 AM - 8 PM; Sat/Sun, 8 AM - 4 PM.​ Telehealth appointments for urgent care are billed the same as in-clinic patient appointments. To learn more about how a telehealth video visit works, click here.

Schedule an Urgent Care Telehealth Visit

 

Wait Times FYI

How Are Wait Times Calculated?

The posted wait time to see an urgent care provider is approximate and may vary. New patients arrive frequently and impact wait times depending on severity of illness or injury.

Special Hours of Operation & Closures

Closed Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day.

Having trouble getting in line?

During occasional busy scheduling times, users who are attempting to schedule an appointment may get a message that scheduling is unavailable. We apologize for any inconvenience and suggest that you try again later.

What about wait times for the Emergency Department?

With the extremely high variability of patient volumes in the Emergency Department, we don't currently offer projected wait times for that service. Learn more about the ED and what to expect.

Know Where to Go

When things are happening quickly, it can be difficult to know where to go. Here's a guide to help you decide:

Call 911 if you have these conditions:

Stroke: Sudden dizziness, numbness or paralysis, difficulty seeing or speaking, or loss of consciousness

Severe abdominal pain

Seizure

Heart Attack: Chest pain with pressure sensation or pain radiating into jaw, teeth, shoulder or back; or palpitations with dizziness; or shortness of breath, sweating and/or nausea or vomiting

 

Know Where to Go: If this is a medical emergency, please call 911 or go to the closest emergency room. 


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