Salem Health Urgent Care

Who will I get a bill from?

Salem Health Urgent Care is a department of Salem Health. Your bill will come from Salem Health Professional Services as an urgent care visit.

You might also receive a bill for diagnostic tests, such as lab work or X-rays. If you have questions about any bill you receive, call the phone number listed on the bill or Salem Health Patient Financial Services at 503-814-2455.

Does Salem Health Urgent Care accept my insurance?

Salem Health Urgent Care accepts Medicare, the Oregon Health Plan and most private insurances. Depending on your benefit plan, you still may need to pay an out-of-pocket co-pay and/or co-insurance before your appointment. Please contact your insurance provider if you have questions about your benefits.

What if I don't have insurance?

Patients who don’t have insurance are welcome at Salem Health Urgent Care. If you are paying out of pocket you will be billed for the visit.

If you are unable to pay for your visit, you may qualify for assistance. Dial 211 on any phone or visit 211.org to be connected to community resources.

What if I need a lab test or an X-ray?

Salem Health Urgent Care is equipped to perform basic X-rays (arms, legs, chest, etc.) and lab tests. If you need more advanced care, please contact your primary care physician for a referral.

Can I get a prescription from Salem Health Urgent Care?

Salem Health Urgent Care does not have a retail pharmacy for patients. As a courtesy, we are happy to call in prescriptions to the pharmacy of your choice after your appointment. You must be seen by one of our providers before we can call in a prescription for you.

Salem Health Urgent Care is proud to be part of a program to reduce narcotic drug abuse in the mid-Willamette Valley. As part of this program, we will not provide refills for prescription pain medications, tranquilizers or other psychiatric medication. If you take those medications and need a refill, please contact your regular doctor for an appointment.