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What We Treat:

At INTEGRIS Health AllSet Urgent Care, we treat most minor illnesses and injuries. From colds to ear infections and twisted ankles and bee stings, we have you covered. AllSet Urgent Care is right here with the right care, right now.
  • Allergies
  • Allergic reactions
  • Burns or bruises 
  • Cold or flu symptoms
  • COVID-19
  • Earaches
  • Fevers
  • Foreign object in the eye or nose
  • Fractures and sprains

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Want to know more?

Please visit our frequently asked questions section to find many of the answers you are looking for. 

Patients are typically seen within 30 minutes.

Yes. We treat patients as young as six months of age or older.

We are open every day of the year from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.

We welcome walk-in visits at any time. However, it may be helpful to make an appointment to reduce your wait time. You can also check in online when you’re on the way.

You will need some form of identification, your insurance verification, and it may be helpful to bring a list of your medications. 

Yes.

We offer sports physicals and most exams required for school activities or summer camps. We don’t provide workers’ compensation exams, independent medical examinations (IME) and MVAs.

We do not typically administer vaccines. For vaccinations, we recommend contacting your primary care physician or visiting an INTEGRIS Health pharmacy offering immunization services.

We do not offer IV fluid treatments. For conditions requiring IV fluids, we recommend seeking care at an INTEGRIS Health facility or emergency room.

We do not offer routine lab work. Our urgent cares are not set up as a lab draw station. For routine lab work, you can visit your primary care physician to find a lab draw station near you.

AllSet Urgent Cares do not offer EKG services. If you require an EKG, please visit a hospital emergency room or consult with your primary care physician. You can visit the INTEGRIS Health locations page to find a list of Heart and Vascular services in your area.