Urgent Care for Chelmsford, MA
Same-day care for everyday illness and minor injuries for Chelmsford, MA patients — in person at our Chelmsford office or by video anywhere in Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
Our office is in Chelmsford itself, just off Route 3 at 2 Courthouse Lane, Unit 11, with free on-site parking.
What we handle for Chelmsford, 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 Chelmsford, MA
Our office is in Chelmsford itself, just off Route 3 at 2 Courthouse Lane, Unit 11, with free on-site parking. We regularly care for patients from Chelmsford, North Chelmsford, Westford, and Tyngsborough.
Chelmsford, MA — frequently asked questions
Do I need an appointment to be seen from Chelmsford, 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.