Urgent Care

Why You Might Not Need Urgent Care

Urgent care is for non-life-threatening but urgent medical needs, like minor fractures, infections, or sudden illnesses.

But many urgent care visits are for issues that could have been managed with self-care advice or a primary care follow-up—saving time, money, and stress. Common symptoms that often don't need urgent care:

• Mild cold and flu symptoms

• Stomach upset without severe dehydration

• Minor rashes without spreading or pain

• Mild headaches

• Sore throat without trouble breathing

Check Before You Go—It Could Save You Hours

Instead of guessing, the Ubie AI Symptom Checker:

1. Asks the right questions—just like a doctor intake form.

2. Analyzes 1,200+ conditions using up-to-date medical knowledge.

3. Tells you the likely causes and the safest next step.

In 3 minutes, you'll know whether you should:

• Go to urgent care now

• Go to the ER

• Make a primary care appointment

• Use home remedies and monitor your symptoms

Urgent Care Costs Add Up

The average urgent care visit costs $150–$200 (before tests). Why spend that if you don't need to?

Ubie is always free, available 24/7, and takes less time than finding parking.

When Urgent Care Is the Right Move

If the symptom checker suggests urgent care, you'll know it's worth your time.

Urgent care is often best for:

• Broken bones or sprains

• Cuts needing stitches

• Severe sore throats or ear infections

• High fever without other ER signs

• Urinary tract infections

Try Ubie Before You Leave the House

Don't waste hours in a waiting room wondering if you needed to be there.

Check your symptoms with Ubie AI Symptom Checker now—it's:

• Backed by doctors

• Trusted by 12 million users

• Available anytime, anywhere

Skip the Wait at Urgent Care—Start with a Free, Instant Symptom Check

Every year, millions of Americans go to urgent care for issues they could have understood—and even treated—at home.

Before you drive, wait in line, and pay the bill, get a free, instant symptom check with Ubie Health to find out what's really going on.

It's doctor-approved, takes just 3 minutes, and tells you whether urgent care, the ER, or home care is the right move—without leaving your couch.

Why You Might Not Need Urgent Care

Urgent care is for non-life-threatening but urgent medical needs, like minor fractures, infections, or sudden illnesses.

But many visits are for symptoms that could be managed with self-care advice or a primary care follow-up—saving you time, money, and stress.