Dear Community,
America’s ER + Urgent Care is still OPEN 24/7/365 for all of your healthcare needs.
As we are all taking care of one another through social distancing and waiting patiently for our favorite restaurants and activities to resume we are doing our part to keep you safe as well.
As you approach our facilities you will see STOP signs at the entrances and throughout our facility. These are meant to communicate the next steps if you feel like you have symptoms of COVID-19.
We are working diligently at both locations to provide you with the best medical care whether your concern be COVID-19, kidney stones, a broken leg, your child’s sore throat or relentless back pain.
Please click here for COVID-19 facts and resources and come see us 24/7 for your emergency or urgent care needs.
Our Services
Emergency Room
When you or a loved one are sick or injured, you want the best care possible – and fast.
Urgent Care
24/7 Urgent Care Center provides exceptional care urgent but not serious injury.
Pediatrics
Our ER staff are specifically trained and equipped to handle pediatric emergencies.
Lab Services
CLIA-certified laboratory meets the nation’s most stringent requirements.
Physicals & Immunizations
Need that last minute sports physical and can’t get into your doctor’s office for another two weeks?
Radiology
A convenient service we offer is 24/7 digital imaging and same day exam results, in most cases.
What does it cost?
At America’s ER, we know the cost of healthcare can be expensive. That’s one reason we designed our facilities to house both an Emergency Room and 24/7 Urgent Care Center. Besides convenience, we want to provide the communities we serve exceptional medical care at appropriate and competitive prices—ALL day, everyday. Both the ER and Urgent Care Center accept all major private insurance, and other payment options are also available to help keep your out-of-pocket cost as low as possible.
The staff and doctors were amazing. Great place……much better than an ER. Couldn’t thank them enough for helping my son.
Pamela M.
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