Medical Walk-In Care
Our walk-in clinics at Edmonds and Everett- Central provide same-day treatment for your immediate medical needs. We do not treat medical emergencies or conditions that should be monitored by your primary care team. Visit our dental care page for more information on same-day care for dental emergencies. If your illness or injury is life-threatening, call 911.
Compassionate Care When You Need It Most!
If you are an established CHC patient, let us know you are coming! Save time by trying our new “Get in Line” option. New patients , please check-in at the clinic.
The times listed are NOT appointments but are a good estimate of when you should arrive and to establish your place in the line. Wait times vary depending on the number of patients seeking care and provider availability, but we will do our best to see you as close to the time you selected as possible.
Please note the “Get in Line” feature is for established patients only and may not be available during high-demand times.
Visit our walk-in location pages for more information about each clinic:
Edmonds Walk-In Clinic
Everett-Central Walk-In Clinic
When to go to the medical walk-in clinic:
- Allergic reaction or seasonal allergies
- Asthma (minor attack)
- Bites (animal, insect, human)
- Broken bones (minor-not bent)
- Burns (minor)
- Cold/COVID symptoms
- Constipation
- Cuts (minor)
- Diarrhea
- Ear pain or infection
- Fever
- Flu
- Foreign body removal
- Head injury (minor)
- Headache or migraine
- Immunizations/titer test
- Medication refills
- Mental or behavioral health counseling
- Nausea
- Pregnancy test
- Skin conditions
- Sexually transmitted infection (STI) test
- Sinus pain or pressure
- Sore throat
- Sprain or strain
- Sports physical
- Stitches/stitches removal
- Stomach pain
- Urinary Tract Infection (UTI)
- Vomiting
When to see your primary care provider:
These conditions are best served by your primary care provider. Call us at 425-789-3789 to schedule an appointment.
- Annual physical exams
- Birth control consultation
- Chronic disease management (asthma, diabetes)
- Newborn care
- Pregnancy care
- Well child checks
When to call 911 or go to the emergency room (ER):
These serious conditions are best served by calling 911 or visiting the emergency room (ER).
- Asthma (severe attack)
- Burns (severe)
- Broken bones (severe or bent)
- Chest pain
- Cuts (severe)
- Head injury (severe)
- Seizures
L&I services are not available to those wanting to be seen at any CHC walk-in clinics, regardless of other insurance.
Need after-hours assistance?
Call your clinic to reach the on-call provider or 425-640-5544 to access our Nurse Advice Line.
Accessible Healthcare,
Regardless of Insurance
Community Health Center of Snohomish County (CHC) provides affordable health services, including medical, dental, behavioral health, substance abuse treatment, and pharmacy services. We welcome patients who are on Washington Apple Health, Medicaid, Medicare, Medicare Advantage, Tricare, select private insurances, and those who are uninsured. For those without insurance, CHC will help patients sign up for Washington Apple Health; if ineligible, we offer a sliding fee discount based on household income and family size.
No insurance? We can help! Learn more about sliding fee scales and financial assistance.
