Saint Luke's Urgent Care

Appointments are encouraged and can help reduce wait times, so reserve your spot

When you experience a non-life-threatening emergency and are in need of health care, Saint Luke’s Urgent Care is here to serve you.

Saint Luke’s Urgent Care advanced practice providers see patients six months and older and is open weekdays, evenings, and has weekend hours. Appointments are encouraged to help reduce wait times, especially during times of widespread community illness—December through February.

Reserve your spot

Our skilled advanced nurse practitioners commonly treat:

  • Sprains, strains, and fractures
  • Fever and flu
  • Minor burns and lacerations
  • Cough and sore throats
  • Ear and sinus infections
  • Allergies and allergic reactions
  • Skin irritations and rashes
  • Urinary tract infections

You do not need to be a Saint Luke’s patient to see a provider at Saint Luke’s Urgent Care. Upon your request, we will share the details of your visit with your primary care provider. If you need a follow-up visit with a physician, we can provide a referral for you.

Our clinics accept most insurances, though an urgent care co-pay will apply. Please check with your insurance if you have questions about your specific coverage.

Urgent Care Hours

No appointment necessary.

  • Monday – Friday: 7 a.m. – 7 p.m.
  • Saturday and Sunday: 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Closed for lunch from 1:15 – 2 p.m.
Radiology and Imaging at the Overland Park location closes at 5 p.m.


Same-Day Care Options

See a Saint Luke's provider today, no appointment needed through Saint Luke's Same-Day Care Options.


Locations

Saint Luke's Urgent Care

Saint Luke’s Urgent Care

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