Urgent Care

Depending on the condition or time of day, going to Urgent Care might be more appropriate than going to Express Care or the Emergency Department, or it could be the reverse situation. The list below may help guide your decision to go to urgent care.

• Cold, cough or sore throat.
• COVID symptoms.
• Fever.
• Sprains and strains.
• Insect bites.
• Bruises or abrasions.
• Simple lacerations/stiches.
• Minor burns.
• Rash.
• Pink eye.
• Ear infection.
• Ear wax removal.
• Tick removal.

Please note: St. Francis Regional Medical Center is not a community testing site. To find a community testing site, please visit the Minnesota Department of Health.

Our Express Care and Urgent Care locations currently offer PCR testing for COVID-19. St. Francis locations are not currently equipped with rapid COVID-19 tests. If you require a rapid test, please refer to the locations listed by the Minnesota Department of Health.

If you received a COVID-19 PCR test through St. Francis' Urgent Care, Express Care or Emergency Department, you will receive your positive or negative results via your Allina Health MyChart Account. If you do not have an Allina Health MyChart Account, you will receive a phone call if your results are positive. You will not receive your negative results via phone. Please do not call the clinic or department regarding your results. More information on the Allina Health Account can be found here.

We accept most major insurance plans at our Urgent Care locations. Please contact your insurance company for specific coverage details.

For billing concerns for the St. Francis campus Urgent Care, please call 866.553.9920.

For billing concerns for Southbridge Urgent Care, please call 612.262.9000.

St. Francis Campus Urgent Care Holiday Hours

Southbridge Urgent Care Holiday Hours