Walk-In Care

Receive quality care for your everyday health needs in a relaxing environment close to home. Sutter Walk-In Care clinics are open to everyone 18 months and older — you don’t need to be a Sutter patient to visit.

Seasonal flu vaccines are available to anyone 6 months and older. If you’re unable to find an appointment with Sutter, most retail pharmacies offer flu shots starting in September. COVID-19 vaccinations are available by appointment only.

Featured Services

Walk In. Smile Out.

We’re putting everyday healthcare in your hands and in your neighborhood. Sutter Walk-In Care offers convenient care for your non-urgent health needs.

Convenience

Schedule your visit ahead of time.
Open most holidays.
Open to everyone 18 months+.
Seasonal flu vaccines available for everyone 6 months+.
See FAQs.

Walk-In Care Services

Allergies, ear and sinus infections.
COVID-19 vaccine (by appointment only) and other immunizations.
Sports and pre-employment physicals.
Sprains and strains.
Weight loss and smoking cessation.
See a full menu of our services.

Video Visits

Cough or cold.
Fever.
Flu.
Sore throat.
See additional conditions and symptoms covered by a Video Visit.

Cost and Health Plans

Accepts most insurance plans and major credit cards.
You don’t have to have a Sutter doctor to use Walk-In Care.

Walk-In Care Hours

Walk-in care is open daily from 11:00 am – 7:00 pm.

Holiday Hours: 11:00 am – 6:00 pm on Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve

Closed Holidays: New Year's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas Day

Need Care Today?

Check our guide to see which option fits best. We’ve got you covered, from care on the go to in-person exams.

Same-Day Care Guide

Health and Wellness

In Your Corner

Know Your Health Numbers

Here’s the four health numbers you should know and monitor to stay healthy.

Get a Good Night's Sleep

Insomnia is the most common sleeping complaint, but it is also highly treatable.

Learn to Prevent Dehydration

Dehydration often comes with side effects such as dizziness and lethargy.

Infectious Disease Research

Infectious diseases are caused by germs, and they kill more people worldwide than any other single cause. Germs such as bacteria, viruses, fungi and protozoa easily pass from person to person, spreading disease. Research into how these germs spread, and how to treat the illnesses they cause, is critical to global health.

Sutter Health Infectious Disease Research Sutter Health Infectious Disease Research