Middlesex Health will accept and bill any insurance plan - Learn More

In addition to the wide range of health insurance plans accepted, Middlesex Health Urgent Care offers flat-rate fees for self-pay patients (Example: PPD placement and reading, Pre-Employment Physical, Camp Physical)

Please Note: We cannot accept cash payments for services provided to patients with health insurance coverage.

• Driver’s license or photo ID
• Insurance information
• Payment for co-pay or self-pay
• List of medications, allergies, past surgeries
• Any forms that need to be filled out for schools, employers, etc.
• Parental Authorization Form (for minor without a parent present)

If you are experiencing mild symptoms, such as a temperature below 100 degrees, aches, pains, a mild cough, etc. Start by simply getting some rest, drink plenty of fluids, take over-the-counter medications like Tylenol, if needed, and monitor your symptoms.

If your symptoms are not getting any better over time or worsen, and you feel you need to be seen by a doctor, the first step is to call your primary care physician. Many of Middlesex Health's primary care physicians offer virtual visits and can assess patients by phone or video call fairly quickly.

However, if you need immediate after-hours care, our urgent care clinics can treat various conditions. Our clinics have far shorter wait times than the Emergency room and cost less. 

You should call 911 or come right to the Emergency Room if you have severe pain or sudden onset of severe symptoms, a fever that won't break, or "something doesn't work," like you're unable to move an arm or leg or breathe normally. This includes if a person has a severe injury or allergic reaction if they pass out or experience any signs of a stroke or heart attack.