Urgent Care for Billerica, MA
Same-day care for everyday illness and minor injuries for Billerica, MA patients — in person at our Chelmsford office or by video anywhere in Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
We are roughly 12 minutes from Billerica Center by way of Route 129 and Route 3, with free on-site parking.
What we handle for Billerica, MA patients
- Sore throat, strep, sinus infections, cold, flu and COVID testing
- Urinary tract infections, ear infections, and pink eye
- Rashes, skin infections, and minor wound care
- Minor sprains, strains, and back pain
- Prescriptions sent to your pharmacy when clinically appropriate
- Walk-ins welcome during office hours; virtual visits usually same day
Hours
- Monday – Friday
- 9:00am – 6:00pm
- Saturday
- 9:00am – 1:00pm
- Sunday
- Closed (virtual visits by request)
Prices
| Self-pay urgent care / telehealth visit | $79 |
|---|---|
| Visit with insuranceMost commercial plans accepted | Your plan's copay |
| Sports physical | $45 |
| Pre-employment physical | $110 |
| DOT physical | $120 |
Insurance
We accept most commercial insurance plans, and workers' compensation for job-related injuries. Prefer not to use insurance? A self-pay visit is a flat $79 with no surprise bill. Call (978) 393-3063 to confirm your plan before you come in.
Getting here from Billerica, MA
We are roughly 12 minutes from Billerica Center by way of Route 129 and Route 3, with free on-site parking. We regularly care for patients from Billerica, North Billerica, Tewksbury, and Carlisle.
Billerica, MA — frequently asked questions
Do I need an appointment to be seen from Billerica, MA?+
No — walk-ins are welcome during office hours. Booking ahead simply guarantees your time slot.
How much is a visit without insurance?+
A self-pay urgent care or video visit is a flat $79. Physicals are priced separately: $45 sports, $110 pre-employment, $120 DOT.
Can I be seen by video instead?+
Yes. Most urgent care concerns can be handled by video for anyone located in Massachusetts or New Hampshire, usually the same day.
When should I go to an emergency room instead?+
Call 911 or go to the nearest ER for chest pain, trouble breathing, severe bleeding, stroke symptoms, or a serious injury. Urgent care is for non-emergency illness and minor injuries.