Frequently Asked Questions in Hartsdale at AFC Urgent Care

Q. DO I HAVE TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT?

A. No, you can visit our walk-in clinic during our normal business hours and be seen by a physician without a long wait. For immigration physicals, please call the office before coming in.

Q. DO YOU TAKE MY INSURANCE?

A. We participate with most insurance carriers. We are always updating our list however, so if you don’t see your insurance carrier here, feel free to call us.

Q. HOW MUCH WILL THE VISIT COST IF I HAVE NO INSURANCE?

A. There is a range of costs for the office visit depending on the complexity of the medical problem. We discount all of our rates for patients without medical insurance. You can check the list of our accepted insurances here.

Q. DO YOU ACCEPT THE NEW A INSURANCE PLANS?

A. Yes, we accept the majority of the new Affordable Care Act Insurance Plans. See the full list of insurance plans we currently participate with.

Q. WILL I GET SEEN BY A DOCTOR?

A. You will always be seen by an experienced medical doctor at AFC Urgent Care in Hartsdale.

Q. HOW LONG WILL IT TAKE TO GET SEEN BY A DOCTOR?

A. We make every effort to ensure that you are seen in under 1 hour.

Q. CAN I GET AN X-RAY AT AFC URGENT CARE?

A. Yes, We have certified X-Ray Technicians and State of the Art X-Ray Services.

Q. DO YOU PERFORM STD TESTING?

A. Yes, our doctors perform 100% confidential STD testing.

Q. WHERE IS AFC URGENT CARE HARTSDALE LOCATED?

A. We are located at 359 Central Avenue in Hartsdale, rt. 100, in the Christmas Tree Shops plaza between Friendly’s and Verizon Wireless. Please call the office if you are having any difficulty finding us!

Q. DO YOU PROVIDE SEASONAL FLU VACCINES?

A. Yes we do provide flu shots, with no appointment needed.

Q. DO YOU DO STITCHES AND SET CASTS FOR BROKEN BONES?

A. Yes. We also do x-rays on spot to detect broken bones.

Q. HOW DO I KNOW WHETHER TO GO TO URGENT CARE OR TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM?

A. AFC Urgent Care Harstdale is an ER alternative for all non-life threatening health issues.