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Online Doctor Urgent Care Get Urgent Care in Florida
Online Doctor Urgent Care Get Urgent Care in Florida

Get Urgent Care in Florida

Get urgent care through PlushCare's licensed online Florida doctors. Use online urgent care to save time and money while receiving high-quality treatment. Plus, our doctors can provide the prescription medication you need and have it sent to your local pharmacy. Schedule a Florida urgent care appointment today.

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Urgent Care in Florida

Get urgent care in Florida today with an online doctor. PlushCare’s licensed Florida doctors are available for your urgent care needs. Our doctors will provide a diagnosis and treatment plan, and can prescribe non-controlled substances if needed. PlushCare has online Florida doctor’s appointment openings available every 15 minutes.

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Find Out Why Patients Choose Us For Florida Urgent Care

When you use PlushCare for urgent care in Florida, you get to speak with a licensed, board-certified doctor from one of the top 50 U.S. medical schools. Connecting with you through your mobile phone or computer, our doctors will diagnose your urgent care needs and help you get your prescription. Book an appointment today and see why we are proud of our 97% patient satisfaction rating. We look forward to helping you live a healthier life.

Frequently Asked Questions

How Much is Urgent Care in Florida?

The cost of Florida urgent care varies depending on the clinic or treatment center. The amount will also depend on the specific treatment. Our patients with in-network insurance will typically pay $30 for an online doctor appointment, and self-pay patients pay $129 for an appointment.

Do I Need a Referral to Go to Urgent Care in Florida?

No, you do not need a referral to go to urgent care in Florida. Since urgent care needs require prompt medical attention, a referral from a doctor or primary care physician is not required. With PlushCare, you do not need a referral to see an online doctor for urgent care treatment. We make it fast, easy, and convenient for you to speak with a Florida doctor through your mobile phone or computer.

Can Urgent Care Prescribe Antibiotics?

Yes, urgent care can typically prescribe antibiotics, as well as antiviral medications. Doctors at PlushCare can prescribe non-controlled substances and medications for your urgent care needs. The doctor will determine your diagnosis and provide you with a treatment plan (which may include antibiotics or medication, depending on the situation) to support your health and well-being.

Will Urgent Care Treat Me Without Insurance?

Yes, urgent care will typically treat you without insurance. However, this does not mean that urgent care is free, and you usually have to pay upfront. Most urgent care clinics will have a list of fees for typical treatments provided. PlushCare can treat you even if you do not have medical insurance or a health plan. Using PlushCare may be more affordable than a typical in-person urgent care, depending on the situation.

Should I Go to Urgent Care or the ER?

You should go to the emergency room (ER) for serious and life-threatening injuries, illnesses, and conditions. Examples of reasons to go to the ER include chest pain, stroke symptoms, severe burns, and major injuries (such as broken bones). You should go to urgent care for minor, less severe illnesses and injuries. Examples of conditions that can be treated through urgent care include colds, sinus infections, urinary tract infections (UTIs), and bacterial infections.