Urgent Care Services in Charlotte

We have two clinics: Steele Creek at 2114 Freeman Park Dr, Suite 105, Charlotte, NC 28273, and Plaza Midwood at 2017 Central Ave, Suite 103, Charlotte, NC 28205. Both are open 7 days a week, Monday to Friday 8am to 8pm, and Saturday and Sunday 9am to 5pm.

Steele Creek serves southwest Charlotte, including Steele Creek, Berewick, Arrowood, Rivergate, Pineville, Lake Wylie and Tega Cay. Plaza Midwood serves central and east Charlotte, including NoDa, Elizabeth, Midtown, Uptown and Cotswold.

Illnesses and injuries that need care today but aren’t life-threatening, like fever, flu, COVID, sore throats, ear and sinus infections, coughs, UTIs, rashes, cuts, sprains and possible broken bones.

No. Walk-ins are welcome. You can also book ahead with Save my spot; wait times may vary.

Yes. Both clinics are open Saturday and Sunday, 9am to 5pm.

It depends on how busy the clinic is and patients’ care needs. Use Save my spot to reserve a visit time before you leave home; it does not guarantee no wait.

Self-pay visits start at $140. Any tests, X-rays or procedures you need are added to that.

Yes. We’re in-network with most NC Medicaid plans. Copays for covered visits are usually $0 or $4. Check your plan’s benefits and network.

We take NC Medicaid plans and other insurance. See our insurance page for the full list of plans.

Usually, yes. For problems that aren’t life-threatening, urgent care typically costs much less and takes less time than the ER.

Call 911 for chest pain, trouble breathing, stroke signs like face drooping or slurred speech, severe bleeding, a seizure, a serious head injury, or anything you think is life-threatening.

Yes. We see kids 3 months and older. Children generally need consent from a parent, legal guardian or another legally authorized adult. Call ahead with consent questions.

Yes, at our Steele Creek clinic. A radiologist reviews the images; report timing can vary.

Steele Creek. If you might need an X-ray, go to Steele Creek.

Yes. We run rapid flu, COVID, RSV, strep and mono tests at both clinics, with most results in 10-15 minutes.

Yes. We repair cuts with stitches at both clinics.

Yes, for many breaks and sprains. We can do an X-ray at Steele Creek and put on a splint, and refer you to a specialist if needed. Call 911 for a bone pushing through the skin.

Yes. We do K-12 sports physicals for $50, DOT physicals and pre-employment physicals at both clinics, and annual physicals at Steele Creek.

Yes. We do drug and alcohol testing, TB skin tests and TB blood tests at both clinics.

Yes. We treat work injuries and work with employers on workers’ comp.

Yes. The provider can send prescriptions to your pharmacy, like antibiotics, antivirals, inhalers and other medicine you need.

Yes. The provider can write a note for work or school at your visit, based on your illness or injury.

Yes, at our Steele Creek clinic. We give IV fluids for dehydration from illnesses like the flu or a stomach bug.

Yes. We do lab tests and blood work at both clinics.

Yes. Some of our staff speak Spanish, and we use a translation app during every visit at both clinics. Sí: parte de nuestro personal habla español y usamos una aplicación de traducción en cada visita.

Yes. Our primary care team can see you for follow-up visits at either clinic. Annual physicals are at Steele Creek.

A photo ID, your insurance or Medicaid card, and a list of your medicines and allergies.

They’re often the same thing. At OneSpotMD, you can walk in without an appointment for urgent care, tests, physicals and minor procedures.

Your plan may require a copay, typically due at your visit. The amount depends on your plan. Deductible and coinsurance costs depend on your benefits and covered services; you may receive a bill after your insurer processes the claim. We’re in-network with most NC Medicaid plans, with copays for covered visits usually $0 or $4; check your plan. Uninsured visits start at $140, with tests, X-rays and procedures charged separately.