Conditions We Treat
Four categories of care, one walk-in visit.
From the everyday cold to a suspected fracture, our Phoenix providers diagnose, test, and treat on site — so you rarely need a second stop.
Illness & Infections
Diagnosed and treated the same visit, with rapid testing on site.
- Flu, colds & respiratory infections
- Strep throat & sore throat
- Sinus & ear infections
- COVID-19 illness
- Urinary tract infections (UTIs)
- Bronchitis & pneumonia (mild)
- Pink eye & styes
- Skin infections & rashes
Minor Injuries
Same quality you’d find in an ER — at a fraction of the time and cost.
- Sprains, strains & pulled muscles
- Minor fractures & splinting
- Cuts & lacerations (stitches)
- Minor burns
- Wound care & dressing changes
- Splinter & foreign-body removal
- Animal & insect bites
- Minor head bumps
Diagnostics & Labs
In-house lab and digital X-ray — most results before you leave.
- Digital X-ray imaging
- Rapid COVID & flu testing
- Rapid strep & mono tests
- Blood panels & bloodwork
- Urinalysis & cultures
- EKG heart monitoring
- Pregnancy testing
- Blood-sugar & A1C checks
Physicals, Vaccines & More
Preventive and routine care without a primary-care wait.
- School & sports physicals
- DOT & employment physicals
- Flu shots & seasonal vaccines
- Tetanus & routine immunizations
- TB testing
- IV hydration & vitamin therapy
- Occupational & drug-screen testing
- Travel & work clearances
Being Honest About Scope
When the ER is the safer choice.
We’d rather send you to the right place than the fast one. If you’re experiencing any of the following, call 911 or go straight to the nearest emergency room — these need emergency-level resources we don’t provide.
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Most patients seen in under 30 minutes.
No appointment, no runaround. Check in online before you arrive to save your spot, and we’ll have a provider ready when you walk through the door. Live wait estimates are posted on our site and refreshed every 15 minutes.
Save Your Spot & Check Wait Time →Insurance & Pricing
Covered or self-pay, you’ll know the cost first.
We accept most major insurance plans and welcome patients without insurance. Our front desk confirms your cost before you’re seen — no surprise bills.
Insurance we accept
Don’t see your plan? Call us at (602) 555-0219 — we likely accept it.
Transparent self-pay rates
Prices are starting estimates; labs, imaging, and procedures may add to the total. We’ll always review pricing with you before your visit.
Common Questions
Still deciding whether to come in?
How do I know if CareNow can treat my condition?
If it’s a non-life-threatening illness or injury — flu, strep, a sprain, a cut that needs stitches, a possible minor fracture — we can almost always help, same day and without an appointment. When you arrive, our team triages every patient, and if we ever determine you need a higher level of care, we’ll stabilize you and coordinate the next step right away.
What should I go to the ER for instead?
Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room for chest pain or pressure, trouble breathing, signs of stroke (face drooping, arm weakness, slurred speech), severe allergic reactions, uncontrolled bleeding, serious head trauma, loss of consciousness, or any life-threatening emergency. Urgent care is the right choice for prompt, non-emergency needs.
How long will I wait to be seen?
Most patients are seen within 15–30 minutes of arrival. Wait times vary with patient volume and how urgent each case is, so we post a live estimate on our site, updated every 15 minutes. You can also call us at (602) 555-0219 for a current estimate before you head in.
What insurance do you accept, and what if I don’t have any?
We accept most major plans including Blue Cross Blue Shield, United Healthcare, Cigna, Aetna, Humana, Tricare, and Medicare. No insurance? No problem — we welcome self-pay patients with transparent pricing that starts at $99 for a basic visit. Our front desk will tell you the cost before you’re seen, so there are no surprises.
Do you treat children at CareNow?
Yes. We care for patients of all ages, including infants and children, and our providers are experienced in pediatric care. For newborns under 3 months with a fever, we recommend contacting your pediatrician or a pediatric emergency room as a precaution.
