What medical conditions do the urgent care centers treat?

Abdominal pain Abscesses Allergic reactions Allergies Asthma Bites and stings Bumps and bruises Colds, coughs and mild fevers COVID Cuts (lacerations) Dehydration Diarrhea Earaches Eye infections and foreign bodies Flu Headaches Minor animal or insect bites Minor Burns Rashes Sinus infection Sore throat and Strep Throat Sports injuries Sprains or strains Stomach flu Sunburn Urinary tract infections (UTIs) Vomiting Wounds

Resources and Services Available at MemorialCare Urgent Care

X-ray On-site pharmacy Lab COVID testing EKG Flu shots Travel immunizations Accept most insurances (HMO, PPO, POS, Medicare) Treat all ages from newborn up Sports Physicals Physicals . Appointments can be made by calling 877-696-3622

Do I go to the urgent care center or emergency room?

Let us help you find the appropriate level of care. Try our symptom checker in the lower right corner or visit our When to use the Emergency Room or Urgent Care infographic experience.

Who do I contact if I need medical after the urgent care centers close?

Our 24/7 Virtual Urgent Care is always open for fast access to a provider. Start your Video Visit . Or you can call our Navigation Center at 877-696-3622 to speak to a registered nurse who can answer your question and assess your immediate medical needs.

Why should I choose MemorialCare for primary care?

Whether you’re healthy and simply need an annual check-up, you’re looking to start a family or you’re managing a chronic condition, we are here for you. When you choose MemorialCare Medical Group (MCMG) or Greater Newport Physicians MemorialCare (GNPM), you have access to a fully-integrated health system that includes leading hospitals, a dedicated children’s hospital, more than 300 primary care physicians, 24/7 virtual urgent care, and many outpatient, community-based imaging, surgery, and dialysis centers throughout Orange and Los Angeles counties. With our expert team of health care professionals, comprehensive services and convenient locations, we are able to provide the best in quality care.

What should I expect from my primary care provider?

Regular checkups, preventive screenings, prescribing medicine, care when you’re sick, chronic condition management, and more.

What are the different types of primary care providers?

There are three different types of primary care providers: Family medicine doctors, internal medicine doctors, and pediatricians. Family Medicine Physicians The American Academy of Family Physicians define family physicians as uniquely trained to care for you as a whole person. In addition to diagnosing and treating acute and chronic illnesses, your family physician provides routine health screenings and counseling on lifestyle changes in an effort to prevent illnesses before they develop. Internal Medicine Physicians The American College of Physicians | Internal Medicine define internal medicine physicians as caring for only adult patients, Internal Medicine physicians specialize in the prevention, detection and treatment of illnesses. At least three of their seven or more years of medical school and postgraduate training are dedicated to learning how to prevent, diagnose, and treat diseases that affect adults. Pediatricians Pediatricians are here to help your child grow up happy and healthy. By providing routine wellness checks, they help guide your child to a healthy adulthood and provide the peace of mind every parent needs. From routine bumps and bruises to developmental and social challenges, pediatricians are dedicated to your child every step of the way.

Can I choose my own primary care provider?

Yes. You may call our Navigation Center 24/7 at (877) 696-3622 or use the Find a Provider tool on our website to research and select your new primary care physician (PCP). Once you have selected a doctor, call or visit your health insurance company's website to notify them of your new PCP.

Does MemorialCare offer virtual primary care visits?

Yes. Schedule a virtual visit with a provider using our myChart Open Scheduling feature. Once scheduled, a BEGIN VISIT button will appear on your myChart homepage. If your desired appointment isn’t available through myChart, call our Navigation Center for an earlier appointment time: (877) 696-3622.

How do I make an appointment with a primary care physician (PCP)?

You may call our Navigation Center 24/7 at (877) 696-3622 or log into myChart to schedule your visit.

Does MemorialCare accept all types of health insurance?

MemorialCare accepts most major HMO, PPO and EPO health plans, as well as Medicare, private indemnity and supplemental insurance plans. Visit your health insurance carrier’s website or call the number found on the back of your health insurance card to ensure your provider is in MemorialCare’s network.

What are my payment options, and do you offer financial assistance?

Applicable copayments and fees for services not covered by insurance are collected at the time of visit. We accept cash, personal check, and credit card (American Express, Discover, MasterCard, and Visa). We offer expanded payment options via myChart payment system including bank accounts/e-checks, Apple Pay (iOS only) and Google Pay.

What paperwork or documents do I need to bring to my first primary care appointment?

Bring a list of all your prescription medications and the dose, medicated creams, eye/ear drops, over-the-counter drugs, supplements (including CBD products), and vitamins you are currently taking. You should bring your insurance card, names and phone numbers of other doctors you see, your medical records if the doctor doesn’t already have them, and the name and phone number of the pharmacy you use. Download our home medication list template .

How often should I make an appointment with my primary care doctor?

It is recommended to schedule an appointment with your primary care doctor at least once a year. Your doctor will discuss further appointments as needed after a full health assessment.

Health Center in Westminster |

Open Hours

Primary Care Hours:

Monday - Friday: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Urgent Care Center Hours:

Our urgent care physicians treat a variety of adult and pediatric non-life-threatening emergencies, such as sore throats, infections and coughs (learn more). For in-person urgent care, our Westminster center accepts both walk-ins and appointments. To schedule an appointment before leaving home, use our ‘reserve my spot’ option.

Monday - Friday: 9:00 am - 9:00 pm
Saturday & Sunday: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Holidays: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

Additionally, we offer several On-Demand care options, including 24/7 virtual urgent care video visits.

Lab Hours:

Monday - Friday: 8:00 am - 4:30 pm

Parking info:

Private lot for the building

Patients can call to schedule an appointment or speak to a Telephone Advice Nurse 24/7/365.
Call us at (877) 696-3622.

Services Offered

Family Medicine
Urgent Care
Travel immunizations (offered at Huntington Beach, Adams and Huntington Beach, Beach Blvd.)
Travel vaccines include Yellow Fever, Typhoid, Hepatitis A & B, and Tetanus.
Appointments can be made by calling 877-696-3622.
Laboratory Draw Stations

Services

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Primary Care

MemorialCare offers primary care to patients through family medicine, internal medicine, pediatrics, and urgent care at multiple locations throughout Southern California. MemorialCare Medical Group and Greater Newport Physicians are two of the many leading physician groups affiliated with MemorialCare.

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Laboratory Services

MemorialCare laboratories provide testing for all inpatients, emergency patients, or outpatient testing associated with a hospital service or procedure.

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Urgent Care

Our urgent care centers provide non-emergency treatment and walk-in medical care every day of the year. In the event of a minor medical incident, our exceptional team of urgent care physicians will see you right away. No appointment or prior authorization is needed.

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