Requesting Mobile Care With UrgentCare2Go

From Your ZIP Code to Your Visit

You know you need medical care—but what happens next?

With UrgentCare2Go, the process doesn't start with driving somewhere.

It starts with your ZIP code.

UrgentCare2Go provides mobile medical care for eligible non-life-threatening healthcare needs, bringing care directly to patients within available service areas.

From checking availability to preparing for the medical team's arrival, the process is designed to help patients request care from where they already are.

If you're searching “How do I request UrgentCare2Go?”, “How does mobile urgent care work?”, or “Can urgent care come to my house?”, here's the process from beginning to end.

Ready to start?

Check Your ZIP Code & Request Mobile Care

See the official process:

Step 1: Check Your ZIP Code

Before choosing an appointment, UrgentCare2Go first needs to determine whether mobile medical care is available where you are.

Enter your ZIP code through the online booking page.

This helps determine whether your location is within an available service area.

Your location comes first because UrgentCare2Go comes to you.

Check Mobile Care Availability

Step 2: Choose an Appointment

If service is available in your area, the next step is choosing an available appointment.

Select the option that works for you and continue through the booking process.

Before you begin entering your information, it may help to have the following nearby:

Patient identification
Insurance information, when applicable
Current medication information
Medication allergies
Relevant medical history
Details about your current symptoms

Having this information ready can make the booking process easier.

Step 3: Enter the Patient Information

Next, you'll provide the requested information for the person who needs medical care.

UrgentCare2Go allows patients to continue by registering or using guest checkout.

Be sure the information you provide is accurate, particularly:

Patient name and identifying information
Contact information
Requested medical information
Insurance information, when applicable

Accurate information helps the team prepare for your visit.

Step 4: Complete the Required Booking Steps

Follow the online instructions to complete your request.

UrgentCare2Go's official process includes an initial dispatch fee paid electronically during booking.

If you're using insurance, remember that individual benefits can vary.

Depending on your plan, patient responsibility may include:

Copays
Deductibles
Coinsurance
Non-covered services
Other applicable costs

Insurance acceptance does not guarantee full coverage for every service.

Step 5: Prepare for Your Mobile Visit

Once your booking is complete, you can prepare for care without having to travel somewhere.

UrgentCare2Go provides several instructions to help patients get ready.

Before the team arrives:

Make sure an adult is present throughout the visit.
Have the patient or parent's identification available.
Secure pets in another room or safe area.
Choose a well-lit space with enough room for the medical visit.
Keep your medications or medication list nearby.
Gather relevant insurance information.
Write down symptoms and questions you want to discuss.

Then you can stay where you are and wait for care to arrive.

Step 6: UrgentCare2Go Comes to You

This is the part that makes mobile medical care different.

You don't go to UrgentCare2Go. UrgentCare2Go comes to you.

Depending on service availability and the healthcare need, eligible mobile care may be provided at:

Your home
Your workplace
Another eligible location within the service area

For someone who's already feeling sick, eliminating an unnecessary trip can make accessing medical care more convenient.

What Should You Tell the Medical Team?

Your healthcare provider needs to understand more than just what hurts right now.

Think about how your symptoms developed.

Helpful details may include:

When your symptoms began
Whether symptoms appeared suddenly or gradually
Whether they're improving or worsening
Whether you've had a fever
What makes symptoms better or worse
Treatments or medications you've already tried
Recent illnesses or exposures
Current medications
Medication allergies
Relevant chronic medical conditions
New or unusual symptoms

The more accurately you can describe what's happening, the better your provider can understand the overall clinical picture.

What Happens During the Mobile Visit?

Every medical visit is different because every patient's healthcare needs are different.

Depending on your symptoms and clinical situation, your mobile evaluation may include:

Discussion of your current symptoms
Review of relevant medical history
Review of medications and allergies
Appropriate vital signs
A focused medical assessment
Testing when clinically appropriate and available
Treatment recommendations
Prescription medication when clinically appropriate
Follow-up instructions
Referral or additional-care recommendations

Requesting an UrgentCare2Go visit does not guarantee a particular test, medication, prescription, or treatment.

Medical decisions are based on the patient's individual evaluation.

What Can Mobile Medical Care Help With?

UrgentCare2Go provides care for many eligible non-life-threatening illnesses and healthcare concerns.

Depending on the patient's symptoms and clinical needs, mobile evaluation may be appropriate for concerns such as:

Cold and flu symptoms
Cough and congestion
Fever
Sore throat
Sinus symptoms
Allergies
Ear pain
Headaches
Nausea and vomiting
Gastrointestinal concerns
Urinary symptoms
Pink eye
Rashes and skin concerns
Back pain
Wheezing
Other eligible non-emergency healthcare needs

Check Availability & Request Your Visit

Can Testing Be Performed During Mobile Care?

Testing may be available when it is clinically appropriate and available.

Your provider determines whether testing is needed based on your symptoms and medical evaluation.

Depending on the situation:

No testing may be necessary.
Available mobile testing may be appropriate.
Treatment may be recommended based on the evaluation.
Additional laboratory testing may be necessary.
Facility-based testing or imaging may be recommended.
Specialist follow-up may be needed.

Mobile medical care can do a lot, but it isn't intended to replace every healthcare resource.

Can Medication Be Prescribed?

Prescription medication may be recommended when clinically appropriate following a medical evaluation.

A prescription is not guaranteed simply because a visit was requested.

The healthcare provider considers factors such as:

Your symptoms
Clinical findings
Medical history
Medication allergies
Current medications
Possible medication interactions
Whether medication is appropriate for the suspected condition

UrgentCare2Go's medication refill services are for eligible non-narcotic medications.

What Happens After the Evaluation?

Your provider will determine the appropriate next steps based on what is found during your visit.

These may include:

Home-care recommendations
Symptom monitoring
Treatment recommendations
Prescription medication when clinically appropriate
Follow-up with a healthcare professional
Additional testing
Facility-based evaluation
Specialist referral
Emergency evaluation when necessary

The goal isn't simply to complete a visit. It's to help determine the appropriate next step for your healthcare needs.

What If You Need More Than Mobile Care?

Some conditions require resources that cannot appropriately be provided at a patient's location.

Your provider may recommend facility-based care when you need:

Advanced imaging
Extensive laboratory testing
Certain procedures
Specialist evaluation
Continuous medical monitoring
Hospital-level treatment
Emergency medical services

Receiving a mobile evaluation doesn't guarantee that every part of your care can be completed at your location.

Why Is a Well-Lit Space Important?

UrgentCare2Go asks patients to prepare an area with appropriate lighting and enough room for the visit.

A suitable space can help the medical team:

Perform the evaluation more comfortably.
See the patient and examination area clearly.
Set up appropriate medical equipment.
Reduce unnecessary distractions.
Conduct the visit more efficiently.

You don't need a special medical room.

A clean, comfortable, well-lit area with enough working space is what matters.

Why Should Pets Be Secured?

Even friendly pets should be secured before the medical team arrives.

Doing so helps:

Keep pets safe.
Keep the patient and medical team safe.
Reduce distractions.
Provide enough room for the evaluation.
Create a calmer environment.

Place pets in another room or secure area before your visit begins.

What Should You Do While Waiting?

Once your booking is complete, there are a few useful things you can do while waiting for the medical team.

Consider:

Keeping your phone nearby.
Gathering your identification.
Preparing your insurance information.
Making a medication list.
Writing down your symptoms.
Noting when symptoms began.
Recording recent temperatures if you've had a fever.
Preparing questions for your provider.
Following any instructions provided during booking.

Then rest comfortably while you wait for mobile care to arrive.

When Should You Call 911 Instead?

UrgentCare2Go is intended for eligible non-life-threatening healthcare needs.

Mobile medical care should not delay emergency treatment.

Call 911 or seek emergency medical care for potentially life-threatening symptoms such as:

Severe difficulty breathing
Signs of stroke
Loss of consciousness
Seizure
Severe bleeding
Severe chest pain suggestive of an emergency
Severe confusion
Other rapidly worsening or life-threatening symptoms

If it appears to be an emergency, don't wait for a mobile appointment.

From Your ZIP Code to Care at Your Location

Requesting UrgentCare2Go can be broken down into a straightforward process:

Check your ZIP code.
Choose an available appointment.
Enter the requested patient information.
Complete the required booking steps.
Prepare your identification, medications, and visit space.
Secure pets and have an adult present as required.
UrgentCare2Go comes to your eligible location.
Receive an individualized medical evaluation.
Follow your provider's recommended next steps.

You start online. The care comes to you.

Whether you're at home, at work, or another eligible location, UrgentCare2Go is designed to make accessing appropriate mobile medical care more convenient.

Explore mobile medical care:

Check Your ZIP Code & Request Mobile Care

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I request an UrgentCare2Go visit?

Start online by entering your ZIP code to determine whether mobile medical care is available in your area. If available, continue through the appointment and booking process.

Does UrgentCare2Go come to my house?

UrgentCare2Go provides eligible mobile medical care at patients' locations, including homes when service is available and the healthcare need is appropriate for mobile care.

What should I have ready?

Prepare:

Patient identification
Insurance information, when applicable
Medication and allergy information
Relevant medical history
Details about current symptoms
Questions for your provider
A safe, well-lit area for the visit

Pets should be secured, and an adult should be present throughout the visit as required.

What happens during an UrgentCare2Go visit?

Depending on your healthcare needs, the visit may include symptom review, relevant medical history, appropriate vital signs, focused medical evaluation, testing when clinically appropriate and available, treatment recommendations, and follow-up guidance.

Can testing be performed at my location?

Testing may be available when clinically appropriate. Testing depends on the patient's symptoms, provider evaluation, location, and available services.

Can medication be prescribed?

Prescription medication may be recommended when clinically appropriate following an evaluation. Prescriptions are not guaranteed.

What happens if mobile care isn't enough?

Your provider may recommend facility-based testing, imaging, specialist evaluation, additional follow-up, or emergency treatment depending on your clinical needs.

Where do I start?

Check Availability & Request Mobile Care

Compliance Statement

This article provides general educational information about the UrgentCare2Go mobile care process and does not guarantee service availability, insurance coverage, testing, treatment, prescriptions, or a particular medical outcome.

UrgentCare2Go provides mobile medical care for eligible non-life-threatening healthcare needs. Evaluation, testing, treatment, medications, prescriptions, referrals, and other services depend on the patient's symptoms, clinical need, provider judgment, eligibility, location, and availability.

Some healthcare needs require facility-based or emergency evaluation. Call 911 or seek emergency medical care for potentially life-threatening symptoms.

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