Same-day care for illness, injury, sports injuries and more — at multiple locations across Denver and Winter Park, or virtually from anywhere in Colorado.
What Does Denver Health Urgent Care Treat?
Our urgent care teams handle a wide range of non-emergent conditions for patients of all ages.
Illnesses & Infections
- Severe colds, flu, and fevers
- Coughs and asthma
- Sore throats and ear infections
- Nausea, diarrhea, and vomiting
- Urinary tract symptoms
- Skin rashes and allergic reactions
- Strep throat
Injuries & Pain
- Minor fractures
- Sprains and strains
- Minor cuts, burns, and abrasions
- Back, joint, and muscle pain
- Abdominal pain
- Eye injuries and irritation
- Swelling and joint stiffness
Outdoor & Environmental
- Tick bites and insect stings
- Heat exhaustion and heat stroke
- Altitude sickness
- Sunburn
- Frostbite and cold exposure
- Animal bites
Women's & Reproductive Health
- Gynecologic concerns
- Pregnancy tests
- STD testing
- Yeast and vaginal infections
- Pelvic pain evaluation
Urgent Care Services at Denver Health
Denver Health urgent care centers treat non-emergent illnesses and injuries that require prompt attention — including when your regular doctor isn't available. Walk-ins welcome at all locations. No referral needed.
Adults
Adult Urgent Care Center
660 N. Bannock St., Pavilion L, 1st floor — Denver Health main campus.
7 a.m. – 7 p.m. daily
Adults · Virtual
Adult Virtual Urgent Care
See a provider from your phone, tablet, or computer. Available statewide for Denver Health MyChart users.
Downtown
Downtown Urgent Care
1545 California St, Denver 80202. Treats adults and children.
Southwest Denver
Federico F. Peña Southwest Urgent Care
Serving southwest Denver. Treats adults and children.
Winter Park
Winter Park Medical Center
Urgent care serving the Winter Park and mountain communities. Now accepting new patients.
Kids · 24 Hours
Pediatric Emergency & Urgent Care
Denver's only 24-hour pediatric urgent care. Dedicated entrance and team for children at the Denver Health main campus.
Kids · Virtual
Pediatric Virtual Urgent Care
Virtual urgent care for children from home via smartphone, tablet, or computer. Available for Denver Health MyChart users.
On-Site Lab & Testing Services
Denver Health Urgent Care locations offer on-site diagnostic testing so you can get answers quickly — often during the same visit.
Urgent Care vs. Emergency Room: When to Go Where
Urgent care is designed to be an alternative to the Emergency Department when your regular provider isn't available.
Go to Urgent Care for:
- Minor fractures
- Sprains and strains
- Severe colds, flu, and fevers
- Coughs and asthma
- Sore throats, earaches, and other respiratory problems
- Minor cuts and abrasions
- Back, joint, or muscle pain
- Abdominal pain
- Minor bicycle or scooter injuries
- Skin rashes and allergic reactions
- Altitude sickness
- Urinary symptoms
- Gynecologic problems
Go to the Emergency Room for:
- Serious head, neck, or back injuries
- Chest pain or difficulty breathing
- Broken bones or serious injuries needing immediate treatment
- Sudden numbness in your face, arms, or legs
- Sudden change in vision
- Bleeding that won't stop
- Severe burn
- Seizure or fainting
- Poisoning
- Any condition requiring surgery or hospital-only treatment
Not sure? Call the Denver Health NurseLine at 303-739-1211 — available 24/7. Or read our full guide on urgent care vs. the emergency room →
Frequently Asked Questions
Schedule Your Visit Today
Current Denver Health patients can log in to MyChart to schedule. New patients can schedule online or by phone.
Or call us at 303-602-2822
