Urgent Care
Family Care Network Urgent Care offers same-day care for minor illness and injuries – seven days a week.
Walk-ins are welcome up to two hours before closing as capacity allows, then by appointment only. Please review the following information to learn more about FCN Urgent Care. Estimated walk-in wait times and online scheduling are included with the location map, below.
Posted wait times are an estimate and may change as patients are seen throughout the day. Wait times are an approximation of the time between checking in and being roomed. The total time before you are seen by your clinician and complete your visit may be longer than the estimated wait time.
What to expect at Urgent Care
- Walk-ins are welcome up to 2 hours before closing as capacity allows, then patients are seen by appointment only.
- Walk-in patients are typically seen on a first come, first served basis in the order that they arrive. However, a patient with a more urgent medical concern may be seen out of order. Please be patient in these situations. Your care is important to us, and you will be seen as soon as possible.
- If we reach capacity for the day, we may need to stop accepting new walk-in patients prior to our posted times.
- Appointment slots are available to schedule online only; we don’t schedule appointments over the phone. An appointment does not guarantee that you will be seen at that time if a patient presents with a more urgent medical concern and needs immediate attention. Please be patient in these situations. Your care is important to us, and you will be seen as soon as possible.
- Posted wait times are an estimate and may change as patients are seen throughout the day. Wait times are an estimate of time between checking in and being roomed. The total time before you are seen by your clinician and complete your visit may be longer than the estimated wait time.
- We accept most major medical insurance plans. Learn more:Â Insurance
- Urgent Care and On-Demand Telemedicine are open to FCN and non-FCN patients.
Medical issues we can treat
- Cold and flu symptoms (fever, sore throat, cough, etc.)
- Sprains and strains
- Possible fractures
- Work-related injuries
- Headache
- Eye or ear infection
- Sinus pain
- Nausea
- Back pain
- Minor cuts, scrapes or burns
- Minor abdominal or pelvic pain
- Urinary discomfort or symptoms
Medical issues we can't treat
Sports clearance, CDL certification, and routine vaccinations are not available at Urgent Care. Please call your regular doctor to schedule an appointment.Â
Life threatening emergencies should be seen at the hospital, or call 911.
FCN patient policies
Life-threatening emergencies should be seen at the hospital, or dial 911.This includes difficulty breathing, heart attack/stroke, extremely high fever, severe trauma or open fracture (broken bone protruding through the skin), uncontrolled bleeding, poisoning, severe pain, major burns and other serious medical issues.
Urgent Care Locations
Walk-ins welcome up to 2 hours before closing as capacity allows, then by appointment only.
Bellingham
3130 Squalicum Parkway
Bellingham, WA 98225
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Lynden
1610 Grover Street, Suite C-6
Lynden, WA 98264
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Mt Vernon
205 W. Stewart Rd., Suite 104
Mount Vernon, WA 98273
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Our Urgent Care Staff
Important FAQs
When should I use Urgent Care?
If you are experiencing a medical emergency, please call 911 or go directly to your local emergency room.
Does FCN's Urgent Care accept walk-ins?
Yes. Walk-ins are accepted up to 2 hours before closing as capacity allows. Walk-in patients are typically seen on a first come, first served basis, in the order that they arrive. However, a patient with a more urgent medical concern may be seen out of order.
If we reach capacity for the day, we may need to stop accepting new walk-in patients prior to our posted times.