AFC Urgent Care Mission Valley

At AFC Urgent Care San Diego in Mission Valley we treat patients of all ages to include children, adults and seniors for a vast variety of common non-life-threatening illnesses or injuries. We accept most Insurance including Tricare, Medicare and Medi-Cal and offer affordable self-pay pricing. If you or a family member has an illness or injury requiring prompt medical attention, AFC Urgent Care San Diego has you covered. Just walk-in, no appointments necessary! Or call us or book HERE.

At AFC Urgent Care San Diego, our mission to provide you with the best healthcare possible in a kind and caring environment. Our team is comprised of well-trained and experienced urgent care medical professionals and we maintains state of the art diagnostic equipment to laboratory and x-ray on-site. Rather than waiting days for test results, we can often provide immediate or same day findings.

The Benefits of Urgent Care

While hospitals are a great option for more serious or life-threatening emergencies, Urgent Care is the perfect choice if you have a non-life-threatening medical issue and do not want to wait hours in an Emergency Room or days or weeks for an appointment with your regular doctor. Our Urgent Care Centers can take care of many types of illnesses and injuries at a fraction of the price of an emergency room visit and usually within about an hour. Some of the most common illnesses and injuries we can diagnose and treat include:

• Cuts, lacerations and stitches
• Sprains and strains
• Minor breaks and fractures
• Burns
• Headaches and migraines
• Allergic reactions
• Colds and flu
• Stress, Anxiety or Depression
• Sore throat
• Sexually Transmitted Diseases
• Urinary tract infections
• Back pain
• Eye infections
• Ear pain
• Skin rashes or infections
• Animal bites
• Bug bites

Just walk in, no appointment necessary or book HERE. Our team of trained medical professionals at 8590 Rio San Diego Drive Suite 111 San Diego, CA 92108 is open 8am to 8pm, 7 days a week and are ready to care for your health care needs.

When Should I Go to an Emergency Room Instead?

Always CALL 9-1-1 and go to the nearest emergency room via ambulance if you or someone else is facing any health crisis threatening life, limb or vision, such as:

• Signs of a stroke or heart attack
• Severe allergic reaction
• Severe choking
• Homicidal or suicidal thoughts
• Amputation
• Severe breaks or fractures
• Severe abdominal pain
• Pregnancy complications
• Electric shock
• Severe burns
• Unconsciousness

Additional Services We Offer

• Acute Mental Health Care
• X-rays on-site
• Labs on-site
• STD/STI testing
• Rapid Covid Testing
• Allergy Testing and Treatment
• Immunizations & Vaccines
• Sports & Camp Physicals