BMSG Health Express is an urgent care center, which is an alternative to the KEMH Emergency Room. It provides medical care for minor injuries and illness, skin problems, wellness services, vaccinations, as well as physicals (TCD, sports and pre-employment).

Presently, there is no walk in in service. We are asking patients to call 292-0022 to make an appointment

Most patients are treated and released in about 45 minutes. However, visit times may vary depending on the number of patients at the center and the severity of their injuries or illness.

You will need a valid photo ID and insurance card (if you’re paying with insurance).

We accept most major insurance plans. Co-pays are determined by your insurance plan. We accept major insurances, Argus, Colonial, BF&M, GEHI, HIP and Futurecare and have self-pay options available to patients who do not have insurance.

The BMSG Health Express urgent care treatments would not be limited to and would also include: cold and flu, minor bruises, fevers, allergies, sprains, sore throats, infections, rashes, earaches, persistent coughs, nausea, sexually transmitted infections, minor sports injuries, minor skin treatments, vaccinations, physicals, minor cuts and burns.

BMSG Health Express Urgent Care is not a substitute for a patient’s GP. Patients will be referred back to their primary care provider for ongoing care. For patients who do not have a primary care provider, one of our doctors at BMSG Health Express Urgent Care will continue to treat you.

BMSG Health Express Urgent Care treats young children, teenagers and adults.

For patients with minor health conditions, BMSG Health Express Urgent Care is typically quicker than a visit to a hospital emergency department. For many patients with insurance, the cost of an urgent care visit is the same as a physician office visit.

Payment is expected at the time of your visit. For patients with insurance this is the co-pay as specified by your insurance plan. We accept cash, personal checks, Visa and MasterCard.

• If you have an injury or illness which is not life threatening during the day, after business hours or on a weekend or holiday.
• If you have a minor injury and you do not need treatment in an emergency department.
• If you need a flu shot and it is the appropriate time to receive this immunization.
• If you need a physical for TCD, sports participation, or for employment.

If you have a life-threatening situation, call 911 immediately.