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FastMed Urgent Care
Southeast-focused urgent care brand launched in 2011 under Urgent Cares of America Holdings, which has restructured significantly after divesting its Texas and Arizona clinics to HCA Healthcare and HonorHealth.
Website: fastmed.com
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Services
A list of common services offered at FastMed Urgent Care locations. For a complete list of available services and more details, visit a Clinic’s individual page.
Insurance & pricing
Self-pay pricing
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Some locations accept payment without insurance (self-pay). Here's a look at what some common services cost at FastMed Urgent Care. For more details, visit a clinic's individual page
Accepted insurance
Contact your insurance company before your visit to ensure the clinic is in-network for the service(s) you're seeking.
Aetna
BlueCross BlueShield
Cigna
Medicare
TRICARE
United Healthcare
Workers' Compensation
About
About FastMed Urgent Care
FastMed traces its origins to 2001 when it was established as Urgent Cares of America, Inc. in North Carolina. In 2011, the parent company launched the FastMed Urgent Care brand as a unified national identity. At its peak, FastMed operated more than 100 clinics across Arizona, North Carolina, and Texas. In 2023, FastMed entered significant portfolio restructuring: HCA Healthcare announced an agreement to acquire 41 FastMed urgent care centers across Texas, and HonorHealth finalized the purchase of 26 Arizona locations FastMed had been operating jointly with the Scottsdale health system. The completion of those transactions effectively marked FastMed exit from both Texas and Arizona, leaving its remaining footprint concentrated in Florida and North Carolina.
Headquarters
Raleigh, NCAccreditations
Frequently asked questions
When are FastMed Urgent Care locations open?
The hours of operation at each FastMed Urgent Care location may vary. It’s best to find a specific location using the list above to confirm the hours of operation for the you are planning your visit.
How much does a typical FastMed Urgent Care visit cost?
The cost of your FastMed Urgent Care visit will vary based on the actual services you receive, as well as the specific details of your insurance plan, if applicable. Self-pay rates may also be available for patients without health insurance.
What insurance does FastMed Urgent Care accept?
FastMed Urgent Care accepts most major health insurance plans in order to minimize out-of-network costs. Specific insurance carries are outlined above. If you have questions about your specific health insurance plan, it is best to contact the FastMed Urgent Care location you are looking to visit directly. Self-pay rates may also be available for patients without health insurance.
Can I visit FastMed Urgent Care locations if I don’t have insurance?
Yes. Self-pay rates may be available for patients without health insurance. The self-pay cost of your FastMed Urgent Care visit will vary based on the actual services you receive
Does FastMed Urgent Care treat patients of all ages?
Healthcare providers at FastMed Urgent Care locations are able to provide a medical evaluation and treatment for patients regardless of age. However, based on a patients specific symptoms, diagnosis, or treatment requirements, a patient may be referred to another provider where they can receive the best possible care.
What type of services and treatment options does FastMed Urgent Care offer?
FastMed Urgent Care locations treat a wide variety of minor injuries and illnesses, including common infections and viruses, cold and flu symptoms, and stomach pains. Additionally, they treat muscle and body aches, breaks and sprains, and skin ailments. Preventative care options including routine physicals and immunizations are available, as well.
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