Specialty Urgent Care in Dearborn, Michigan
Address: 13530 Michigan Ave #120, Dearborn, MI 48126
Phone: (313) 582-0100
Monday through Saturday 9:00 am – 6:00 pm (Most Insurance Accepted)
Getting sick or injured can happen at the most inopportune times. Maybe you woke up with a painful sore throat, or maybe you tweaked your back at work. Perhaps you just realized your child needs a physical to start sports after school. Whatever the case, Specialty Urgent Care in Dearborn MI makes it easy to get medical attention you need, when you need it.
With our urgent care in Dearborn MI, no appointment is needed for evaluation and treatment of many common illnesses, minor injuries and other non-life-threatening medical concerns.
Choose Specialty Urgent Care in Dearborn MI for:
- Walk-in care with no appointment necessary
- Board-certified physicians
- In-house X-rays and laboratory testing
- Treatment for illnesses and minor injuries
- Physicals and vaccinations
- Most major insurance plans, including Medicare and Medicaid
- Multilingual support
- Convenient weekend and evening hours
Whether you need an X-ray after a minor injury or treatment for an illness that can’t wait several days, our urgent care in Dearborn MI is here to help.
Need medical care today? Walk into Specialty Urgent Care in Dearborn MI or call (313) 582-0100.
Dearborn Urgent Care Location
Address:
13530 Michigan Ave, Suite 120
Dearborn, MI 48126
(313) 582-0100
Extended Clinic Hours:
Monday – Saturday:
9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Closed Sundays
Check out the comprehensive services we offer as part of urgent care in Dearborn, MI:
Pain Services
- Knee Pain Treatment
- Shoulder Pain Treatment
- Treatment for Work-related injuries
- Abdominal Pain Treatment
- Treatment for Acute Fractures
- Back Pain Treatment
- Treatment for Fingernail and Toenail Fungus
- Hand and Foot Pain Treatment
Neuro Services
- Minor concussions
- Headache (migraine and tension)
Wound Care Services
- Minor cuts treatment
- Minor burns treatment
- Splinter removal
Gastro Services
- Diarrhea
- Hemorrhoids
- Diverticulitis
- Gastritis or indigestion
- Stomach Ache
- Food-borne illness treatment
- Constipation
- IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome)
Allergy/Skin Services
- Eczema/dry skin treatment
- Minor allergic reactions
- Arthritis
- Rash/skin conditions
- Cold sores
- Gout
- Insect/bee stings treatment
- Medication side effects
- Poison ivy/poison oak
- Ringworm and parasite treatment
Diagnostics/Occupational Health Services
- Medical lab on-site
- On-site X-rays
- Physical Exams for camp, school, and sports
- EKG testing
- Employer pre-employment
- Drug Testing
Respiratory Services
- Bronchitis/pneumonia
- Colds
- Asthma
- COVID-19 Testing
- Flu Test
- Ggastroenteritis
- Strep throat testing
- Mono testing
- Sinus infection
Infection Services
- Bladder infection
- Urinary tract infection (UTI)
- Athlete’s foot
- Eye infection/stye treatment
- Impetigo
- Pink eye
- Swimmer’s ear treatment
- Ear infection testing
- Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs)
Other Services
- Ear wax cleaning
- Flu shots
- Minor injury care
- Vaccinations – including TDAP (Tetanus, Diphtheria, Pertussis) and COVID-19 booster shots
Sick Today? You Don’t Have to Wait for a Doctor’s Appointment
You may know you need medical attention, but you can’t afford to wait around for days to get an appointment with your regular doctor. Urgent care in Dearborn MI can fill the gap between routine primary care and the emergency room.
You can walk in to our urgent care in Dearborn MI for many everyday medical concerns, including:
- Sore throat or strep symptoms
- Cold and flu symptoms
- Sinus infections
- Ear and eye infections
- Urinary tract infections
- Rashes and minor allergic reactions
- Headaches
- Minor cuts and burns
- Sprains, strains and other minor injuries
Because no appointment is required, you can visit our urgent care in Dearborn MI when the problem occurs rather than rearranging your schedule around an appointment days later.
Need Care After Work or on the Weekend?
Weekend and extended hours at urgent care in Dearborn MI can be particularly helpful when:
- Symptoms begin Friday night or over the weekend
- You get hurt after work
- A child becomes sick outside regular doctor’s office hours
- You need a physical on a tight schedule
- A minor problem can’t wait several days but doesn’t require an ER visit
Remember: no appointment is needed for our urgent care in Dearborn MI. Simply walk in during regular clinic hours, even on Saturday.
What Should You Bring to Urgent Care in Dearborn MI?
Being prepared can make your visit to urgent care in Dearborn MI much easier. If you can, bring:
- A photo ID
- Your current insurance card
- A list of medications you’re taking
- Information about medication allergies
- Relevant medical information
- Any forms that need to be completed for a school, sports or employment physical
Aetna
Blue Care Network
Blue Cross Blue Shield
Blue Cross Complete
Cigna
Department of Labor
Humana
McLaren Health Plan
Medicaid
Medicare
Medicare Plus Blue
Meridian Health Plan
Molina
Priority Health
United Healthcare
Wellcare
Did You Know? Urgent Care in Dearborn MI Can Handle More Than You Might Think
Not sure whether urgent care in Dearborn MI is the right place for your concerns? Specialty Urgent Care in Dearborn MI provides much more than treatment for colds and minor illnesses.
- Can I walk in to your urgent care in Dearborn MI without an appointment? Yes. Walk-ins are welcome during regular clinic hours.
- Can I come in on Saturday? Yes. Our urgent care in Dearborn, MI, is open Saturday, 9:00 am to 6:00 pm.
- Can I get an X-ray here? Yes. Here at our urgent care in Dearborn MI, we have an on-site X-ray machine for injuries and conditions that require diagnostic imaging.
- Can you perform lab tests? Yes. Our in-house medical lab allows many tests to be completed conveniently right here at our urgent care in Dearborn MI.
- Can I come in for a physical even if I’m not sick? Yes. We provide school, sports and camp physicals, along with pre-employment services, at our urgent care in Dearborn MI.
- Do you treat minor injuries as well as illnesses? Yes. We evaluate and treat many non-emergency injuries here at our urgent care in Dearborn MI, including sprains, strains, minor fractures, cuts and burns.
- Do you accept Medicare and Medicaid? Yes. Our urgent care in Dearborn MI accepts most insurance plans, including Medicare and Medicaid.
Urgent Care in Dearborn, MI vs. Emergency Room: Which One Do You Need?
Our urgent care in Dearborn MI offers fast check-in with no appointment needed that ensures you get treated quickly. Whether you are having a minor allergic reaction, need a sports physical for school, or are due for a flu shot, our urgent care in Dearborn MI keeps you and your family healthy.
However, we know it can be challenging deciphering when to choose urgent care in Dearborn MI over the ER.
Choose urgent care in Dearborn MI for:
- Non-life-threatening illnesses and injuries
- Vaccinations or physical exams
- Sprains and minor fractures
- Cold, flu, or COVID-19 symptoms
- Minor cuts or bleeding requiring stitches
Bypass urgent care in Dearborn MI and head right to the ER for:
- Anything outside the scope of our services
- Compound fractures
- Chest pain or severe breathing issues
- Heavy, uncontrolled bleeding
Walk in to Specialty Urgent Care in Dearborn MI Today
Don’t wait days for an appointment when you need medical attention now. Visit Specialty Urgent Care in Dearborn MI for minimal wait times and no appointment needed. Need to ask a question? Call our urgent care in Dearborn MI at (313) 582-0100.
We also have a Pontiac MI location if that is more convenient for you at 17 S Saginaw St, 2nd Floor, Pontiac, MI 48342. Call (248) 771-1600. Hours are Monday through Saturday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m..
Areas We Serve From Our Dearborn Clinic
Our Dearborn urgent care on Michigan Ave is a short drive for patients in Dearborn Heights, Melvindale, Inkster, and Southwest Detroit. We accept most insurance plans, including Medicare in Dearborn and Medicaid.
Got a Question? See Our Frequently Asked Questions Below
We care for children of all ages, from infants and toddlers to teens and young adults. We also welcome parents and other family members.
Walk-ins are welcome. You may also contact us in advance to ask about appointment options and current wait times.
We treat many non-life-threatening illnesses and injuries, including fevers, colds, flu symptoms, sore throats, ear infections, minor cuts, sprains, rashes, vomiting, and diarrhea.
Urgent care is appropriate for problems that need prompt attention but are not life-threatening. Call 911 or visit the emergency room for severe breathing difficulty, uncontrolled bleeding, major trauma, seizures, loss of consciousness, or other emergencies.
Yes. Our medical team includes board-certified doctors committed to providing knowledgeable, compassionate care for children and families.
Yes. We offer school physicals and can complete the required forms. Please bring your child’s paperwork, medical history, medication list, and immunization records.
Yes. We perform pre-participation sports physicals for children and teens preparing for school or recreational athletics.
Bring the required sports forms, identification, insurance information, a medication list, relevant medical records, and your child’s glasses or contact lenses if applicable.
Not always. A sports physical focuses primarily on whether a child can safely participate in athletics. A comprehensive annual wellness visit may cover additional preventive and developmental needs.
Yes. We offer seasonal flu vaccinations to help protect children and families before and during flu season, subject to current availability and age eligibility.
Flu vaccination is generally recommended before flu activity increases, often in early fall. However, getting vaccinated later may still provide important protection.
In many cases, yes. Contact us beforehand to confirm vaccine availability and eligibility for each family member.
Vaccine availability may vary. Please call us to ask which routine or seasonal vaccines are currently offered.
Yes. We offer on-site X-rays, allowing our doctors to evaluate many suspected fractures and other conditions without sending families to a separate imaging facility.
An X-ray may be recommended for suspected broken bones, significant sprains, joint injuries, or certain chest symptoms. A doctor will examine the patient first and determine whether imaging is appropriate.
Our team can typically review the images during your visit. Depending on the situation, the images may also receive an additional radiology review.
We can evaluate many suspected fractures, perform on-site X-rays, and provide initial treatment such as splinting. More complex injuries may require referral to an orthopedic specialist or emergency department.
Yes. We evaluate joint and muscle injuries and can recommend treatment, supportive devices, activity restrictions, and follow-up care.
Yes. We treat many minor cuts and can determine whether stitches, skin adhesive, wound care, or another treatment is needed.
Testing services may include flu, strep, and COVID-19, depending on symptoms, clinical need, and test availability.
Yes. Our doctors can examine your child, diagnose a possible ear infection, and recommend appropriate treatment.
We can evaluate mild-to-moderate asthma symptoms and provide treatment when appropriate. Severe breathing difficulty, blue lips, confusion, or rapidly worsening symptoms require emergency care.
Yes. We can assess these symptoms and look for signs of dehydration. Severe lethargy, fainting, confusion, blood in vomit or stool, or an inability to keep down fluids may require emergency treatment.
Yes. We evaluate many rashes, insect bites, and mild allergic reactions. Call 911 for trouble breathing, facial or throat swelling, or signs of a severe allergic reaction.
Yes. When medically appropriate, our board-certified doctors can prescribe medication and explain proper dosing, possible side effects, and follow-up recommendations.
Please tell our staff when you arrive, or call ahead,so we can understand your child’s needs and make reasonable efforts to create a more comfortable, supportive visit.
Use calm, age-appropriate language to explain what may happen. Bring a comfort item, headphones, a favorite toy, a communication device, or other support that helps your child feel secure.
We accept many insurance plans, but coverage varies. Contact us or your insurer to verify participation, co-pays, deductibles, and coverage for specific services.
Yes. Self-pay options may be available for families without insurance or for services not covered by their plan. Ask our staff for current pricing information.
With proper authorization, we can provide visit records or discharge information to your child’s regular healthcare provider to support coordinated follow-up care.
