Expert care, in person and online

We’re open 7 days a week to treat minor to moderate illnesses and injuries for patients of all ages.

Walk-in immediate care

Walk in to be seen, or reserve your spot online before you arrive.

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Virtual immediate care

Connect with the next available provider through a secure video visit.

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Conditions we treat

Abscess*
Acne
Allergies
Animal & insect bites*
Back pain
Broken bones & fractures*
Burns (minor)
Burns (moderate)*
Cold & congestion
Cold sores
Cuts needing stitches*
Diarrhea
Eye injuries*
Foreign body in eye, ear or nose*
Headaches*
PEP/PrEP
Pink eye
Rash
Sexually transmitted disease (STD)
Sprains & strains
Strep throat*
Upper respiratory illness (flu, COVID)
Urinary tract infection (UTI)
Vaginal discharge/irritation

*In-person care only, not available by video visit.

Services we provide

Diagnostic tests for flu, strep throat, COVID, urinalysis, pregnancy test and sexually transmitted diseases
Dispense medications and write prescriptions
Explain at-home care follow-up
Refer you to a specialist
Sports physicals
Stabilize a broken bone
Stitch a wound
Vaccines for flu and tetanus
X-ray, CT-scans, and ultrasound

Note: Imaging services and diagnostic blood testing availability vary by location.

Why choose Endeavor Health?

When convenience and expertise matter most for you and your family, turn to our Immediate Care Centers. We are conveniently located nearby to treat you.

Our board-certified physicians and advanced practice providers (APPs) provide expert care for adults and children, offering seamless access to specialists and subspecialists for an even deeper level of expertise. That’s the power of patient-centered care.

Our Immediate Care Centers are open after hours and on weekends — providing care 7 days a week. Walk in or reserve your spot today.

With over 30 Chicagoland locations — including Chicago, Evanston, Schaumburg and Naperville — we are close to home or work. Just walk in — or start a virtual visit — to get access to quick, expert care wherever you are.

Frequently asked questions

Should I go to an immediate care center or an emergency department?

Visit an immediate care center for non-life-threatening concerns like sore throat, minor cuts or burns, allergies or sprains. Our licensed providers can also perform lab tests, imaging and vaccinations as needed.

Go to an emergency department if you are experiencing serious symptoms such as chest pain, difficulty breathing, uncontrolled bleeding, confusion or a head or neck injury.

Should I go to an immediate care center or an orthopaedic immediate care center?

Immediate Care Centers, open 7 days a week, are great for everyday illnesses and injuries — like sore throats, fevers, cuts, sprains, or fractures. We treat a wide range of issues for patients of all ages.

Orthopaedic Immediate Care Centers focus specifically on injuries to bones, joints, and muscles. If you’ve had a sports injury, think you might have a more serious fracture, or are dealing with ongoing joint or muscle pain, these centers offer expert care from orthopaedic specialists.

Both Centers treat sports injuries and fractures, you may also consider your preference for, location, hours of operation and the type of provider.

What ages do you treat?

We treat patients of all ages — infants, children, teens, adults and older adults.

Do I need an appointment?

Appointments are not required, however, saving your spot in line will save time. All our immediate care locations accept walk-ins.

What should I do if I need follow-up care and don’t have a primary care provider?

We can help connect you with a primary care provider for ongoing care after your visit.

What should I bring?

Bring the following items with you when visiting one of our walk-in care locations:
Please bring a driver’s license or state-issued photo ID, a copy of your most recent insurance card, and names and dosages of any prescription or over-the-counter medications you are currently taking.

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