Urgent Care
IU Health Urgent Care - Lafayette
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Whether it’s a sore throat, sprained ankle or insect bite, sudden illnesses and accidents happen. When you need immediate care for a non-life-threatening illness or injury, IU Health Urgent Care is the convenient choice.
IU Health Arnett Urgent Care in Lafayette is open days, nights, weekends and holidays when your doctor’s office may be closed. When you choose IU Health Urgent Care, we will get you in and out as quickly as possible.
Get the care you need right away from the Urgent Care team of physicians, physician assistants and nurse practitioners. IU Health Arnett Urgent Care has on-site lab and X-ray services to help diagnose your condition quickly and accurately. Our team of physicians and nurse practitioners are here to provide you with the following services.
Minor Illnesses
- Allergic reactions
- Common cold
- Earache
- Flu-like symptoms
- Headaches
- Nausea, vomiting or stomach aches
- Rashes or sunburns
- Sinus Infections
- Strep and sore throat
- Tonsillitis
- Upper respiratory infections
- Urinary tract infections
Minor Injuries
- Cuts, scrapes, bites
- Fractures with X-ray evaluation (availability may vary)
- Minor burns
- Minor joint pain
- Sprains or strains
- Stitches
Wellness, Preventions, & Screenings
- Sports physicals
- STD testing
If your medical condition is life-threatening, go to a nearby emergency room or call 911.
Get directions to IU Health Arnett Urgent Care, or find additional nearby urgent care locations.
Urgent Care Services in Lafayette, IN
Get the care you need right away from the Urgent Care team of physicians, physician assistants and nurse practitioners. IU Health Arnett Urgent Care has on-site lab and X-ray services to help diagnose your condition quickly and accurately. Our team of physicians and nurse practitioners are here to provide you with the following services.
Minor Illnesses
- Allergic reactions
- Common cold
- Earache
- Flu-like symptoms
- Headaches
- Nausea, vomiting or stomach aches
- Rashes or sunburns
- Sinus Infections
- Strep and sore throat
- Tonsillitis
- Upper respiratory infections
- Urinary tract infections
Minor Injuries
- Cuts, scrapes, bites
- Fractures with X-ray evaluation (availability may vary)
- Minor burns
- Minor joint pain
- Sprains or strains
- Stitches
Wellness, Preventions, & Screenings
- Sports physicals
- STD testing
If your medical condition is life-threatening, go to a nearby emergency room or call 911.
Get directions to IU Health Arnett Urgent Care, or find additional nearby urgent care locations.
FAQs
When should I go to an urgent care?
Urgent care is an excellent option if you are experiencing a medical condition that is not life-threatening. Examples that are not life-threatening include:
- Abdominal pain or stomachaches
- Allergic reactions
- Common cold
- Cuts, scrapes, or bites
- Earaches
- Headaches
- Fractures; sprains or strains
- Strep and sore throat
- Sexually transmitted disease testing
- Sports physicals
- Upper respiratory infections
- Urinary tract infections
What's the difference between urgent care and an emergency room?
Urgent care facilities are designed to treat medical conditions that are not life-threatening. Emergency rooms are designed to treat medical conditions that are life-threatening or could result in permanent disability.
Do you offer sports and camp physicals?
Our Urgent Care facilities do offer sports and camp physicals. If your school or camp requires a signature from an MD, please contact the Urgent Care to ensure an MD is available. (NOT required for IHSAA physical forms.)
Do I need to make an appointment?
In addition to simply walking in, we do offer a “Save a Spot” option that allows you to save your spot in line and decrease your wait time at the urgent care facility rather than making an appointment.
What ages are seen at urgent care?
We see any patients 3 months and older.
Is urgent care a substitute for primary care?
Urgent care is designed to supplement your primary care. Your primary care physician plays a valuable role in managing your long-term health care, while urgent care is designed to take care of your immediate and urgent medical needs.
How much is a typical urgent care visit?
For insured patients, we collect your deductible and/or your co-pay at the time of service, and then bill your insurer for you. After your insurer sends an Explanation of Benefits (EOB) to us, IU Health Urgent Care will bill you for any balance still due. If you don’t have insurance coverage, our rates are very affordable for self-pay patients.
What if I don't have insurance?
Our rates are very affordable for self-pay patients.
How do I pay my urgent care bill?
We accept most insurance plans, cash, checks and credit cards at our urgent cares.
Visit our Pay a Bill page. If you have any questions about your bill, call us at 1.888.IUHEALTH (1.888.484.3258) Monday through Friday from 8 am – 4 pm.
