St. Mary’s Urgent Care provides urgent care services at its locations. To find out which services are available and where to go, check the details for the specific location before visiting.
This guide looks at St. Mary’s Urgent Care services and locations to help you understand what to expect and choose an appropriate place for care. For broader guidance on comparing providers and levels of care, see our overview, “Primary Care Explained: Choosing Providers, Services, and the Right Level of Care.”
| Location or listing | Confirmed detail | What is not specified |
|---|---|---|
| Auburn, Maine | 791 Turner Street; 8 a.m.–8 p.m., seven days a week | Whether these hours apply to other sites |
| Amsterdam, New York | Walk-in care for minor injuries and illnesses | A complete schedule |
| Grafton, Wisconsin | Evening and weekend hours | Exact hours |
| Rochester St. Mary’s | Same-day walk-in care listing | A complete service and hours comparison |
- 8 a.m.–8 p.m. Listed daily operating hours for the Auburn, Maine, location
- 7 days a week Listed weekly schedule for Auburn urgent care
- 791 Turner Street Auburn, Maine, urgent-care street address
What can St. Mary’s urgent care treat?
St. Mary’s urgent care treats walk-in patients with minor injuries and illnesses, but the services listed vary by location. The examples provided include cuts and scrapes, back pain, urinary tract infections, sprains, burns, rashes and sore throats; the available information does not establish a complete service list for every St. Mary’s site.
Examples of minor-care needs
- Amsterdam, New York: St. Mary’s describes walk-in care for minor injuries and illnesses, including an abrasion or small cut that may need stitches, back pain and urinary tract infections.
- Auburn, Maine: The listed care options include minor burns, rashes, sprains, small abscesses and sore throats.
These examples show why patients should check the specific location rather than assume every St. Mary’s urgent care offers the same services. For instance, the information for Amsterdam names urinary tract infections, while the Auburn list includes small abscesses and sprains; it does not confirm that either location’s examples apply to all other sites.
Where are the named St. Mary’s urgent-care locations?
The named St. Mary’s urgent-care locations include Rochester, New York; Amsterdam, New York; Rao Outpatient Pavilion, Upper Level; St. Johnsville Urgent Care Center; and Grafton, Wisconsin. These listings are not all identified as part of the same health system, so check the specific site before travelling.
- Rochester: Rochester St. Mary’s is listed by Rochester Regional Health for same-day walk-in care.
- Amsterdam: St. Mary’s Health offers urgent care for minor injuries and illnesses.
- Rao Outpatient Pavilion and St. Johnsville: The supplied location information names Rao Outpatient Pavilion, Upper Level, and St. Johnsville Urgent Care Center. Confirm which site matches your destination; the listing does not establish that these names refer to one location.
- Grafton: Ascension Columbia St. Mary’s – Grafton – Urgent Care is listed in Grafton, Wisconsin, as a department of Ascension Columbia St. Mary’s Hospital.
Rochester Regional Health, St. Mary’s Health, and Ascension Columbia St. Mary’s are distinct names in the supplied listings. Use the exact location name when checking directions or confirming that you have selected the intended urgent-care site.
What are Auburn urgent care’s address and hours?
The St. Mary’s Urgent Care location in Auburn, Maine, is at 791 Turner Street and is listed as open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., seven days a week. Those hours apply to the Auburn site.
Confirm details before you go
St. Mary’s has urgent-care locations in other places, including Amsterdam, Rochester and Grafton, but Auburn’s address and schedule should not be assumed to apply to those sites. Check the Auburn location’s current details before setting out, especially if you need a particular service.
How can you prepare for a St. Mary’s urgent-care visit?
Before you leave home
Prepare for a St. Mary’s urgent-care visit by checking that your concern fits the listed care examples, confirming the exact location and hours, and bringing a concise account of the problem and relevant health information. Examples include a minor cut, sprain, rash, sore throat, and urinary tract infection.
- Auburn: The urgent-care site is at 791 Turner Street and is listed as open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., seven days a week.
- Grafton: Ascension Columbia St. Mary’s Urgent Care offers evening and weekend hours; confirm its current schedule before setting out.
When describing your concern, note when it began, what has changed, and any health details relevant to the visit, such as current medicines or allergies. This gives the clinician a focused account of why you came without relying on memory for every detail.
After the visit
Ask the urgent-care team how visit information or test results can be shared with your primary care team. The available information does not establish a universal records-transfer process, so check what applies at the specific site you visited.
When is urgent care not the right level of care?
St. Mary’s Urgent Care is not the right level of care when an illness or injury is serious or worsening rapidly; do not assume a walk-in clinic can provide the care needed. The listed services describe care for minor problems, including abrasions, minor cuts, back pain and urinary tract infections, not the capabilities of every site.
St. Mary’s Urgent Care services vary by location, so a service listed for one center does not confirm that another offers it. For example, the Auburn, Maine, list includes minor broken bones and splinting, while the Amsterdam, New York, listing includes minor cuts requiring stitches; neither listing establishes availability at Rochester or Grafton.
St. Mary’s locations include Rochester and Amsterdam, while the Grafton listing is for Ascension Columbia St. Mary’s in Wisconsin. Check the specific site’s services before choosing a walk-in clinic, especially if the problem may need more than minor-injury or minor-illness care. For a broader guide to choosing between providers and levels of care, read “Primary Care Explained: Choosing Providers, Services, and the Right Level of Care.”
How do the listed locations differ?
The listed locations differ mainly in the details supplied: Auburn has a full address and daily hours, Grafton is described as offering evening and weekend care, Amsterdam names example conditions, and Rochester highlights same-day walk-ins. These descriptions do not establish a complete service comparison across all four locations.
- Auburn, Maine: St. Mary’s Urgent Care is at 791 Turner Street and is open seven days a week, from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. This listing provides the clearest practical details for planning a visit.
- Grafton, Wisconsin: Ascension Columbia St. Mary’s Urgent Care offers evening and weekend hours for minor illnesses and injuries. The supplied information does not specify the hours or days.
- Amsterdam, New York: St. Mary’s lists examples of conditions it treats, including an abrasion or minor cut that requires stitches. The available details do not provide a comparable hours schedule.
- Rochester: The St. Mary’s listing emphasizes same-day walk-in care, but does not give a complete location-by-location account of services.
For a quick comparison, Auburn is the most specific on address and operating hours, while Amsterdam gives a concrete example of a treatable injury. Grafton and Rochester have distinct scheduling or access details, but the supplied listings are not detailed enough to determine whether their services match those at Auburn or Amsterdam.
Frequently asked questions
Is St. Mary’s urgent care open every day?
Can I walk in for a minor cut?
Does every St. Mary’s urgent-care location offer the same services?
Does Grafton urgent care have weekend hours?
Key takeaways
- Auburn’s listed address is 791 Turner Street, with hours of 8 a.m.–8 p.m. seven days a week.
- Auburn lists minor burns, sprains, sore throats, and small abscesses among its care options.
- Amsterdam lists abrasions or minor cuts that may require stitches.
- Grafton offers evening and weekend hours, but an exact schedule is not supplied.
- Confirm the site’s services and hours; the available information does not give one complete list for every location.
Sources
- Rochester Regional Health — “Urgent Care – Rochester St. Mary's”
- smha.org — “St. Mary's Urgent Care in Amsterdam, NY”
- Walk-In Care Near Lewiston — “Urgent Care in Auburn, ME”
- Ascension — “Ascension Columbia St. Mary's – Grafton – Urgent Care”
- Ascension — “Ascension Columbia St. Mary's – River Woods Parkway – Urgent Care”
