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Sanford Bemidji Walk-In Clinic

What are walk-in clinics?

Sanford Bemidji Walk-in Clinic is a convenient, cost effective way to have your non-emergency medical issues cared for by a physician-led team without an appointment.

What urgent medical conditions are appropriate for walk-in care?

Sanford Bemidji Walk-in Clinic is a convenient, cost effective way to have your non-emergency medical issues cared for by a physician-led team without an appointment.

There are many health needs that can be cared for at the Sanford Bemidji Walk-in Clinic. Below is a list of typical issues that can’t wait until regular clinic hours.

  • Ear infections
  • High fevers
  • Respiratory problems, bronchitis
  • Sore throat, strep throat
  • Allergic reactions, bad rashes
  • Bladder infections
  • Strains or sprains
  • Strains or sprains
  • Puncture wounds
  • Lacerations, bad cuts
  • Bee or other insect bites
  • Minor burns
  • Worker’s Comp injuries

May I use walk-in clinic for routine care?

No. Walk-in services are designed for urgent problems. Physical exams, check-ups and other routine care should be scheduled with your primary care physician. If you do not have a primary care physician, we recommend any one of our Sanford Health primary care physicians within family medicine, pediatrics, internal medicine or OB/GYN.

Do I have to be a Sanford Health patient to use walk-in?

Definitely not. The Sanford Bemidji Walk-in Clinic will treat you, your child or anyone else you bring in. Please bring along the appropriate health insurance information. If you are in a managed health care plan, please check your coverage to see if a referral from your primary care physician is needed.

Do I need an appointment?

No appointment is necessary. You will be seen on a first-come, first-served basis unless another patient arrives with a more urgent or severe condition that requires immediate attention.

Address:

1611 Anne St. NW
Bemidji, MN 56601

Phone:

(218) 333-4700

Hours:

M–F: –
Sa, Su: –

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