Walk-In Care
We understand that illnesses and injuries don't always occur during regular business hours. For this reason, we offer walk-in care clinics, when meeting with your primary care provider isn't an option. Urgent Care, Express Care and Express clinics can treat minor medical problems and injuries every day of the week, after hours and on holidays. These clinics are not an alternative to the emergency room but are available to patients for non-life-threatening situations that need the attention of a health care provider.
If you are experiencing chest pain or shortness of breath, please go to the Emergency Department or call 911 immediately.
Save your spot online! Select your walk-in care location and a time slot convenient for you. This will help you reduce your time spent in the waiting room by allowing you to show up closer to when a provider is available to see you.
Care in Wisconsin
UnityPoint Health - Meriter is a proud partner of UW Health, and we work closely together to offer healthcare services to our community. Although Meriter does have our Weekend After-Hours Clinic, we encourage patients seeking Urgent Care during the week to consider visiting UW Health Urgent Care for more information on that option.
Walk-In Care Near You
Walk-In Clinic
Our team of providers at walk-in, urgent care and Express locations specialize in treating minor medical problems and injuries that don't require a trip to the Emergency Department.
What Type of Appointment Do I Need?
Primary Care encompasses the comprehensive treatment of a number of diseases in symptoms and specialties including pediatrics, internal medicine and family medicine. Rather than specializing in one particular area of medicine, the physician is trained to meet all the needs of patients as one point of contact. Examples of symptoms and conditions treated by a primary care provider can include:
- Minor medical problems and injuries
- Physicals/Sports Physicals
- Medicine Checks
- Long Term Care
- Medication Refill
- Ongoing Symptoms (ex: Continued Back Pain)
- Care or Treatment Planning
- Disease Management
- Managing Existing Conditions (Migraines, Depression, Anxiety, Arthritis, etc.)
- Substance Abuse
- High blood pressure
- Diabetes and obesity
- Allergies
- Asthma
- Skin problems
Urgent Care and Express treat minor medical problems and injuries that are not life-threatening, but need the attention of a health care provider. These are not an alternative to the emergency room, but offer the ability to get walk-in care without an appointment for all patient ages. Urgent Care is available after hours, weekends and holidays. Our Urgent Care Clinics can provide medical treatment for minor illness and injuries such as:
- Allergies
- Burns
- Colds
- Coughs
- Cuts (Stitches)
- Earaches or Ear Infections
- Fevers
- Minor Medical Problems and Injuries
- Minor Eye Care
- Flu
- Fractures (X-Ray On-Site at Most Locations)
- Infections
- Sore Throats
- Sprains, Including Sprained Ankles (X-Ray On-Site at Most Locations)
- Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs)
- Yeast infections
- Certain Rapid Tests
Please note: Flu shots, physicals and/or sports physicals are not offered at every walk-in care location.
*If you are experiencing chest pain or shortness of breath, please go to the Emergency Department or call 911 immediately. For less serious medical issues, such as physicals, medication refills or to leave a message for your primary care doctor, you can access your My UnityPoint patient portal 24/7!
Connect with a UnityPoint Health provider online using MyUnityPoint to access virtual urgent care or SmartExam. Virtual care doctors can diagnose, recommend treatment and prescribe medication when necessary. Available every day, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. for individuals 2 years and older located in the state of Iowa
Emergency rooms are open 24 hours a day, seven days a week for severe or life-threatening conditions. Conditions that require ER care include excessive bleeding, broken bones, chest pain or trouble breathing. Emergency services include diagnostic testing and access to specialists.