Urgent Care Centers in Fayetteville

Urgent care centers provide walk-in medical services for non-life-threatening conditions when your doctor isn't available.

When to Use Urgent Care

Good for Urgent Care:

• Minor injuries (sprains, minor fractures)
• Cuts requiring stitches
• Fever and flu symptoms
• Infections (ear, sinus, urinary)
• Allergic reactions (non-severe)
• Minor burns
• Rashes and skin conditions
• COVID-19 testing and treatment

Go to ER Instead:

• Chest pain
• Difficulty breathing
• Severe bleeding
• Head injuries
• Stroke symptoms
• Severe allergic reactions

Major Urgent Care Providers

FastMed Urgent Care

Locations in Fayetteville:

• Hope Mills location
• Francam Drive location

Features:

• Extended hours (7 days/week)
• X-ray on-site
• Lab services
• Occupational health
• Joint Commission accredited

NextCare Urgent Care

Walk-in and online check-in available.

Services:

• Minor injury treatment
• Illness care
• X-rays and labs
• COVID-19 testing
• Workers compensation

Concentra Urgent Care

Focus: Urgent care and occupational health

Services:

• Walk-in urgent care
• Work-related injuries
• DOT physicals
• Drug screening

Cape Fear Family Medical

Urgent care services in Fayetteville and Hope Mills.

Services:

• Same-day appointments
• Walk-in care
• Extended hours
• Primary care integration

FirstHealth Convenient Care

Location: Fayetteville area

Services:

• Minor illness and injury
• Preventive care
• Convenient hours

24-Hour Urgent Care

Fayetteville Urgent Care (4155 Ferncreek Dr)

• Open 24/7
• No appointment needed
• X-ray and lab on-site

Services Commonly Available

Most urgent care centers offer:

• X-rays (digital)
• Laboratory testing
• Rapid strep/flu tests
• COVID-19 testing
• EKG
• Nebulizer treatments
• IV fluids
• Sutures and wound care
• Splinting and casting

Insurance & Payment

Accepted Insurance

Most centers accept:

• TRICARE
• Medicare
• Medicaid
• Major commercial insurance
• Workers compensation

Costs

• Copays: Typically $50-$150 (varies by insurance)
• Self-pay: $100-$200 for visit
• Additional costs for X-rays, labs

Military

TRICARE accepted at most urgent care facilities. Bring military ID and insurance card.

Walk-In vs. Online Check-In

Walk-In: Seen in order of arrival and severity Online Check-In: Reserve your spot, reduce wait time (available at many locations)

What to Bring

• Photo ID
• Insurance card
• List of current medications
• Allergy information
• Recent medical records (if applicable)

Typical Wait Times

• Average: 15-45 minutes
• Peak times: Evenings and weekends
• Less busy: Weekday mornings

Tip: Call ahead or check online wait times when available.

Choosing an Urgent Care

Consider:

1. Location - Closest to home or work
2. Hours - Extended hours or 24/7?
3. Services - X-ray and lab on-site?
4. Insurance - In-network provider?
5. Reviews - Patient satisfaction ratings

Important Numbers

| Facility | Phone | |----------|-------| | FastMed (Town Center) | Check website | | NextCare | Check website | | Fayetteville Urgent Care (24hr) | 910-424-7040 | | Cape Fear Family Medical | 910-485-3572 |

Urgent care centers fill the gap between primary care and emergency rooms, providing convenient access to medical care when you need it.