Urgent Care Services

Virtual Visit

In just an hour & from the comfort of your own home, you can connect with a trusted Frederick Health provider online and be treated for common conditions. Anyone over the age of 18 can create an account or add adult dependents and minor children over the age of two to an account. There’s no appointment needed and no waiting time. We diagnose and treat:

• COVID-19 -related symptoms
• Cold
• Sinus infection
• Influenza/flu
• Hay fever/allergies
• Vaginal yeast infection
• Pink eye/conjunctivitis
• Diaper rash
• Eczema
• Diarrhea
• Heartburn
• And more!

No appointments. No waiting times. Just fast, easy access to healthcare. Schedule your virtual visit today!

Want to learn more about Frederick Health Virtual Visit? Review our helpful FAQ's.

Get In Line

Why wait to get the important care you need when you can reserve a time to get in and out faster. If you are on your way to one of our Urgent Care locations, simply click on one of the locations below and complete your paperwork online BEFORE you arrive. A contactless experience that is safer for you, our staff, and our community. Just another way that Frederick Health is making access to healthcare simpler.

Get in Line at one of our two locations:
Urgent Care (Frederick) or Urgent Care (Urbana)

Superior Urgent Care Services for Frederick County & Beyond

When you need medical attention but your condition does not constitute an emergency, visit one of our Urgent Care locations for immediate treatment. Our staff provides prompt, professional attention with no appointment or referral required.

When to Visit Urgent Care:

• Accidents / falls
• Sprains / strains
• Mild to moderate back pain
• Urinary tract infections (UTIs)
• Skin rashes / infections
• Minor broken bones / fractures
• Fever
• Flu
• Pink eye
• Vomiting or diarrhea
• Mild to moderate asthma or other breathing problems
• Lacerations that require stitches but are not bleeding severely
• X-rays, lab tests, and other diagnostic studies
• Sore throat / persistent cough

When to Visit the ER:

• Chest pressure / pain
• Upper abdominal pressure / pain
• Suicidal thoughts
• Trouble breathing
• Coughing up blood / vomiting blood
• Trouble speaking
• Severe vomiting / diarrhea
• Severe burns, shocks, or falls
• Sudden and serious pain
• Sudden vision changes
• Bleeding that won’t stop
• Sudden mental changes / confusion
• Sudden fainting or weakness, or dizziness
• Shortness of breath / trouble breathing