Immediate Care Medical Walk-In of Toms River
Toms River Shopping Center
Immediate Care Urgent Care Details
Immediate Care urgent cares offer a convenient alternative to patients with medical needs that are non-life threatening. These centers, located throughout Monmouth, Ocean, Mercer, and Middlesex counties, are staffed with medical professionals who are available to treat a wide range of illnesses and injuries on a walk-in basis. Patients also benefit from having radiology and laboratory services available on site.
FAQs about urgent care
Urgent care provides immediate medical attention for illnesses or injuries that are not life-threatening. In the case of a medical emergency, please contact 911.
You should visit urgent care for minor injuries or illness that require immediate attention, however, are non-life threatening. If you are having chest pains, please go to the nearest emergency department or call 911.
Our locations are typically open seven days week to provide care when you need it most. Please check with your nearest location for specific evening and holiday hours.
Most of our locations offer X-rays and laboratory testing services. Some locations also offer advanced imaging, including computed tomography (CT) and electrocardiograms (EKGs). Find a location to see the services at a location near you.
For patients with insurance, the cost of care will vary depending on the type of service or treatment and copays, co-insurance, deductibles or other fees built into your plan.
For virtual visits, please contact your insurance provider to verify if telehealth services are covered by your plan and what associated patient cost sharing may apply. If you do not have insurance, we offer a self-pay fee for virtual visits that starts at $125 and varies based on the services you receive.
Atlantic Health System Urgent Care locations are network participants with most insurance companies. Learn more about our accepted insurance plans.
When you’re sick or injured, you don’t have time to worry about appointments. We warmly welcome our walk-in patients. No appointment necessary. Some of our locations also offer virtual visits.
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Learn more about our urgent care services
We offer convenient treatment in a state-of-the-art environment. No appointment needed.
Job-related injuries
Medical imaging
Minor procedures and treatments
Pediatric physicals (camp, sport, school)
Pre-employment physicals
Treatment for common injuries and illnesses
Vaccinations and immunizations
Workers compensation
Conditions we treat
Allergies and respiratory conditions
Animal or insect bites
Back pain
Bladder and urinary problems
Broken bones, fractures and sprains
Cough or congestion
Cuts, wounds and minor lacerations
Diarrhea, nausea, and vomiting
Ear pain and eye irritation
Fever and flu
Headaches
Non-emergency medical needs
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE
Unsure where to go?
Watch Atlantic Health emergency medicine physician, Dr. Michael Gerardi, go over the differences between the urgent cares, AdvancED urgent care and emergency department.
Where to Go for Care?
Urgent Care
- No appointments needed, walk-in convenience
Hours
- Seven days a week, 365 days a year. Hours vary by location
Care
- Convenient, same-day medical care for mild to urgent health concerns, including x-rays and rapid diagnostic tests
Ages treated
- Call in advance, site and provider dependent
AdvancED Urgent Care
Appointments
- No appointments needed, walk-in care
Hours
- Seven days a week, 365 days a year. Hours vary by location
Care
- Immediate care for minor to complex illnesses , or injuries. CT scans, X-rays, comprehensive on-site labs are available
Ages treated
- All ages
Emergency Department
Appointments
- No appointments needed, walk-in care
Hours
- Open around the clock, 365 days a year.
Care
- Life-saving care, severe mental or physical health concerns that need to be treated immediately.
- Emergency departments are supported by the full hospital and its medical staff
Ages treated
- All ages