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Lexington Health provides fast, convenient care when you need it

Staffed by board-certified emergency or family medicine physicians, these centers provide dependable care when primary care isn’t immediately accessible.

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Six locations. Short waits. Care you can count on.

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Cold and flu season has officially arrived, and when symptoms strike, Lexington Health Urgent Care is ready to help. With six locations open daily from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. (and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. in Chapin), patients can walk in for quick treatment — no appointment required.

At Lexington Health Urgent Care, board-certified emergency medicine and family medicine physicians, along with advanced practice providers, treat everything from sore throats and fevers to sprains, strains, and minor injuries.

Each location offers on-site imaging, X-rays, and basic lab services, allowing providers to diagnose issues faster and help people feel better sooner.

Walk-ins are welcome, with typically short wait times, and patients can check current waits or reserve a spot online.

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