Urgent care hours vary by clinic, so check the location’s current schedule before you go. Confirm that it is open when you plan to arrive, and look for any changes to its hours or availability.

Knowing when urgent care is available can help you plan where to seek care and avoid a wasted trip. For a broader guide to choosing between care options, read “Primary Care Explained: Choosing Providers, Services, and the Right Level of Care.”

• 7 am–7 pm Presbyterian Healthcare Services urgent care video appointment hours, Monday through Friday
• 7 am–4 pm Presbyterian Healthcare Services urgent care video appointment hours on weekends
• 1 hour How long after opening HealthPartners & Park Nicollet Save My Spot opens
• 2 hours How long before closing HealthPartners & Park Nicollet Save My Spot normally closes

How do I check urgent care hours before leaving?

Check the exact urgent care clinic’s current hours and any holiday notice before leaving; a healthcare company’s general schedule may not apply to every location.

Verify the location

Atrium Health says its urgent care locations are open daily, but only a few are open 24/7, so confirm the hours for the specific clinic you plan to visit. Presbyterian Healthcare Services recommends booking an in-person appointment online or through MyChart; walk-ins are accepted when availability allows, but an appointment helps confirm you will be seen.

• Atrium Health: Check the selected clinic’s hours and whether it is one of the locations open 24/7.
• Presbyterian Healthcare Services: Book online or through MyChart, then verify the clinic’s hours before setting out.

Check holiday notices

Review the clinic’s own current hours and any holiday notice before travelling; the available information does not specify holiday schedules for Atrium Health or Presbyterian Healthcare Services. For help choosing between types of care, see Primary Care Explained: Choosing Providers, Services, and the Right Level of Care.

When can I book a video urgent care visit?

Presbyterian Healthcare Services offers scheduled urgent care video visits from 7 am to 7 pm Monday through Friday, and from 7 am to 4 pm on weekends. These hours describe Presbyterian’s video appointments—not in-person clinic hours or the schedules of other providers.

To check whether a video appointment is available at your preferred time, use Presbyterian’s online scheduling system or MyChart and confirm the appointment details before relying on a visit. The listed hours indicate when video appointments are offered, but do not guarantee an open slot at a particular time.

How do online reservations and check-in affect wait times?

Reserve or check in

Online reservations and check-in can help you claim a place in line or select a visit time, but they do not guarantee immediate care or an all-day booking window. The options differ by provider:

• HealthPartners & Park Nicollet: Save My Spot opens one hour after urgent care opens and closes two hours before the clinic closes.
• Atrium Health: Patients can reserve an urgent care spot online.
• Shannon Health: On My Way lets patients register online and receive updates about their place in line.
• St. Elizabeth Physicians: Patients can use MyChart to choose a location and appointment time; walk-ins are accepted, but immediate service is not guaranteed.

Keep checking for changes

HealthPartners & Park Nicollet may close Save My Spot earlier than its usual cutoff if a clinic is very busy, so an available reservation window is not guaranteed throughout the day. Check the service again before travelling if you have not secured a spot.

For St. Elizabeth Physicians, selecting a MyChart appointment time is distinct from arriving as a walk-in: walk-in patients may have to wait. Shannon Health’s On My Way updates can help you follow your place in line after registering, while Atrium Health’s online reservation offers another way to plan when to visit.

What should I do if urgent care is closed?

If urgent care is closed, check another nearby location’s hours, choose the next available appointment if the need can wait, or use emergency services for an emergency. Do not assume every clinic in the same network keeps the same schedule: Atrium Health says only a few of its urgent care locations are open 24/7.

• Another location: Check the hours for the specific clinic you could reach; a nearby site in the same network may have a different schedule.
• A need that can wait: Presbyterian Healthcare Services offers same-day in-person appointments when available and scheduled video visits during its listed hours. Check its appointment options for the next opening.
• An emergency: Use emergency services rather than waiting for an urgent care clinic to reopen.

After-hours arrangements are not universal in the supplied provider information: it does not specify a general after-hours service, an emergency number or a holiday timetable. Verify those details directly with the provider and location you plan to use, especially if a holiday or an overnight closure could affect your options.

Why might a posted schedule or reservation not get me seen?

Hours are not a wait-time guarantee.

Published opening hours do not guarantee that a walk-in slot is available or that you will be seen immediately. Presbyterian Healthcare Services accepts walk-ins only when availability allows and recommends scheduling to confirm a visit; St. Elizabeth Physicians also accepts walk-ins, but you may have to wait.

• Presbyterian Healthcare Services: Walk-ins depend on availability; schedule ahead to confirm the visit.
• St. Elizabeth Physicians: Walk-ins are accepted, but immediate service is not promised.
• HealthPartners & Park Nicollet: Save My Spot normally opens one hour after urgent care opens and closes two hours before closing. High demand can make it close even earlier.

HealthPartners & Park Nicollet’s time limits apply to Save My Spot, not necessarily to the clinic’s posted opening hours, so an open clinic may no longer offer that online option. Likewise, an online reservation or check-in does not mean every provider has confirmed an appointment.

Before travelling, check the specific location’s process and the latest availability updates. Presbyterian’s scheduling recommendation, St. Elizabeth Physicians’ walk-in policy and HealthPartners & Park Nicollet’s changing Save My Spot cutoff each set different expectations; a general hours listing cannot tell you whether that location can take you now.

Frequently asked questions

Key takeaways

• Check the exact clinic’s current hours; Atrium Health says only a few locations are open 24/7.
• Presbyterian video appointments are listed for 7 am–7 pm weekdays and 7 am–4 pm weekends.
• HealthPartners Save My Spot has a one-hour-after-opening to two-hours-before-closing window, but can close sooner.
• Walk-ins at Presbyterian and St. Elizabeth Physicians depend on availability and do not guarantee immediate care.

Written byDerek Halloway

Derek focuses on canine health and care, providing practical, evidence-based advice for dog owners. His editorial style prioritizes clarity and trustworthy information, covering everything from nutrition to common health issues. He aims to empower owners to make informed decisions about their pets' wellbeing.