When in doubt about your health condition or symptoms, Veterans should always seek a higher level of care, such as care from an emergency department.
Veterans should remember the following when considering urgent care: While urgent care is a convenient benefit for nonemergent symptoms, Veterans should always consider talking with or seeing their primary care provider if they are concerned the urgent care location will not understand the complexities of their medical history or medications. Veterans should work with their primary care provider for this type of care.
IMPORTANT: Urgent Care is Not a Replacement for Preventive or Emergency Care Therapeutic vaccines when these are required for the treatment of certain covered conditions.Diagnostic services like X-rays, some lab testing and some medications (with limitations).
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Colds, minor injuries, skin and ear infections, pink eye, strep throat, and more.The urgent care benefit covers services provided by urgent care centers and walk-in retail health clinics such as: VA Software Documentation Library (VDL).Clinical Trainees (Academic Affiliations).War Related Illness & Injury Study Center.Average Administrative Cost for Prescriptions.Durable Medical Equipment/ Pharmacy Requirements.–Veterans Health Information Exchange Program.Spina Bifida Health Care Benefits Program.Indian Health Services/Tribal Health/Urban Indian.CHAMPVA In-house Treatment Initiative (CITI).Indian Health Service/Tribal Health Program.
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