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Urgent Care Across Northern Nevada

Find urgent care in northern Nevada at Renown. Ten locations open daily for non-life-threatening symptoms with walk-in and online check-in options.

Patients across northern Nevada can visit urgent care 365 days a year for non-life-threatening symptoms. Renown urgent care locations offer walk-in visits and online check-in, with most insurance accepted. Patients with urgent needs may be seen first to ensure timely care.

Find an urgent care near you—view maps and details for all locations.

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When to visit an Urgent Care

Need care today? Renown Urgent Care is here for you when your primary provider isn’t available. Our team treats non-life-threatening conditions and provides referrals to emergency or specialty care if needed.

Cuts
Sprains, fractures
Animal bites
Fevers
Rashes, burns, allergic reactions
Sore throats

When to visit the ER

Facing a sudden health concern or serious injury? Our Emergency Room team is here 24/7 to deliver immediate, life-saving care for the following conditions:

Burns, stitches, broken bones, and skin infections
Allergic reactions, venomous stings and bites, asthma attacks
Severe bleeding, difficulty breathing, choking, or poisoning
Head injuries, seizures, fainting, dizziness, or confusion
Heart attack, stroke, severe headache, or severe pain
Eye injuries and serious rashes

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