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.

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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+
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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 8:00 am – 8:00 pm.

Holiday Hours: 8:00 am – 6:00 pm

Holidays Observed: Independence Day, Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve

Closed: Thanksgiving and Christmas

Walk-In Care vs. Urgent Care

Do you need walk-in care or urgent care? Find out what everyday illnesses we treat in walk-in care.

Walk-In Care vs. Urgent Care

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