Santa Rosa Urgent Care is a walk-in clinic located in Las Vegas.  We offer many services and accept most insurances.  Please call to inquire about more information or schedule an appointment.

Come to Santa Rosa Urgent Care today if you are sick, need a physical, or you have any other ailments that must be taken care of immediately.  We have same day services and accept almost all insurances for your convenience!  We also have a bi-lingual staff.

Have you been sick, hurt, or injured? Have you come up with a stomach bug or cold that has been going around? Santa Rosa Urgent Care is an urgent care health clinic in Las Vegas, NV, with excellent doctors on hand. At our health clinic, we take patients of all ages that are sick or hurt at anytime of day. So when it feels like there's nobody else to turn to for help, you can come to our health clinic because our doctors are the best in the city.

What makes Santa Rosa Urgent Care Clinic different from other similar services?

Doctors Instead of Nurse Practitioners

At our center each patient is seen and examined by a board certified
physician. This sets us apart from other facilities where patients are
mostly seen and examined by nurse practitioners.

Minimal waiting time

Most patients at our ofice, are seen in less than half an hour - much
faster than an overcrowded emergency room.

Personalized approach

Prompt attention is given upon arrival. You will be interviewed by a
physician to collect information of present symptoms, prior medical
history and other details, followed by a thorough physical
examination.

After a discussion and exam, our board certified doctor will complete
his diagnosis and together with you, formulate a plan that is
appropriate. That plan may include further testing, specialist
referral, medication, therapy, or dietary advice.

When you have minor illnesses that are not life threatening but
require prompt medical
attention, avoid the long emergency room wait and come to our Urgent
Care walk in clinic.

For life threatening medical emergencies,call 911 or go to the
hospital emergency department.