Urgent Care

We've Got You!

Convenient Care When You Need It Most

Why CHC Urgent Care?

We’re Connecticut’s largest primary care provider with top-rated in-person and virtual care. For our established patients, we treat a variety of non-life-threatening illnesses and injuries for the whole family.

New to CHC?

Call our team at (860) 347-6971 to become a patient and book your appointment today.

Virtual Care

Connect with a provider from home

Short Wait Times

We’ll get you in as soon as possible

One-Stop Shop

Locations across Connecticut providing medical, dental and behavioral health services

Convenience

Book your appointment with our fast and friendly scheduling team and pay online

Locations

Fast, friendly urgent care available:

8:15am – 7:00pm Monday – Thursday
8:15am – 6:00pm Friday
8:00am – 4:00pm Saturday

Schedule an appointment online

Bristol

Coming Soon!

Clinton

114 E. Main Street

Danbury

8 Delay Street

Hartford

76 New Britain Avenue

Meriden

134 State Street

Middletown

675 Main Street

New Britain

85 Lafayette Street

New London

1 Shaws Cove

Waterbury

51 North Elm Street

When to Visit CHC’s Urgent Care

Respiratory

Cough, sneezing, COVID symptoms, flu symptoms & asthma (non-active attack)

General Needs

Adult immunizations, Physical exams, Follow-up exams after an ER visit

Injuries

Minor burns, New pain, sprains, strains, stitch removal

Insect Bites/Rashes

Insect bites (fleas or ticks), rashes, skin infections, scabies, minor allergic reactions

Neurological

Headaches, migraines, concussion, dizziness, loss of consciousness, fainting, tingling or weakness

Sinus or Ear

Fever, sore throat, ear pain or infection, sinus pain or Infection, suspected pink eye

Stomach/Gastrointestinal Issues

Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, constipation

Urological and Sexual Health

Urinary tract infection, Plan B, pregnancy test, testing for sexually transmitted infections (STI)

Diabetic Concerns

High or low blood sugar

Patients should still see their Primary Care Provider for diabetes management, physicals and prescription refills.

When to go to Urgent Care vs. Emergency Room

Urgent Care
- Minor cuts or scrapes
- Flu/Covid Symptoms
- Cold/Cough Symptoms
- Allergies or Congestion
- Pains, Swellings and Aches
Emergency Room
- Chest Pain or Shortness of breath
- Heavy bleeding, injury or burn
- Stroke, seizure or loss of consciousness
- Pregnancy-related emergencies
- Loss of consciousness or fainting

Insurance & Cost

Paying for Care Good Faith Estimate

What Our Patients Say

Everybody is just super friendly, listens and are kind.

I love that place. I don’t have a vehicle and sometimes I’m late and they always make sure I’m seen that day. I like the front staff.

The good attention and a lot of kindness. They see you fast and they call to remind you when you have an appointment or my medicine. The whole staff that works there does a great job.

I like everything actually, everything is very good. I like that everything is clean and how they treat you, how the nurses, the people at the lab, and the doctor explain everything to you.

The attention of the people who cared for me was excellent. It was the way that they treated me and the patience they had since I don’t speak English.