415 Cooley St #3
Springfield, MA 01128
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AFC URGENT CARE IN Springfield, MA
The Right Care, Right Now
Urgent Care in Springfield
Rating - over 200,000 reviews
Monday - Friday: 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Saturday - Sunday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Walk-ins Welcome
AFC BY THE NUMBERS
40+
Years Of Providing Quality Healthcare
3.4M+
Patients Treated by AFC in 2024
400+
Nationwide Clinic Locations
29+
Growing Across States Nationwide
Getting Care Is Simple
our services
Urgent Care and Walk-in Care
You can’t always plan when you’ll need medical care. At American Family Care, seeing a doctor is simple and convenient—just walk in. We’re open evenings and weekends, with no appointment or referral needed. Call (413) 782-4878 or contact us online to learn more.
Digital X-Ray
Travel Medicine
Clinical Lab Testing
Occupational Health Services
Sports and School Physicals
Vaccines & Immunizations
Check getting vaccinated off your to-do list. American Family Care makes it easy for the whole family to stay on top of immunizations. No appointment necessary. Thanks to effective vaccines, millions have been able to avoid crippling and life-threatening diseases. Up-to-date vaccines are especially important for children three and under.
Hepatitis A and hepatitis B
Measles/mumps/rubella
Influenza (flu shots)
Polio, diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis (DTP)
Chickenpox (varicella)
Pneumococcal
Onsite X-Rays
If you are in need of an X-ray, American Family Care has you covered! Our medical professionals will provide fast and friendly service so that you can get the care you need without having to endure the long wait times and costly fees associated with going to the ER or your primary care physician.
Urgent Care vs. ER:
What’s Right for You?
URGENT CARE
EMERGENCY ROOM
pricing
AFFORDABLE SERVICES
Urgent care clinics offer patients convenient and cost-effective services and care to meet their healthcare needs.
MORE EXPENSIVE
How much does an urgent care visit cost, anyway? ER bills are incredibly expensive, easily eclipsing most urgent care bills.
ACCESSIBLE
EASILY ACCESSIBLE
If an injury occurs that requires urgent care, our walk-in clinics are there for you with no appointment necessary.
LONGER WAIT TIMES
In an emergency room, the average wait time is 1-2 hours, whereas urgent care wait times are generally much lower.
CONVENIENT
CONVENIENT WALK-IN CARE
A majority of our patients require walk-in care and can usually return home faster compared to other medical care options.
CAN BE EXHAUSTING
The emergency room is not only intimidating, but they are extremely time consuming, leaving you exhausted.
Springfield Urgent Care and Walk-In Clinic
AFC Springfield in Springfield, MA offers walk-in options to meet your immediate healthcare needs, including urgent care, lab testing, and vaccinations.
Open 7 Days A Week:
Monday - Friday: 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Saturday - Sunday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Most major insurance accepted
Please contact your insurance company to verify your coverage.
Offering Everything You Need to Feel Better
Are you frustrated with the long waits and impersonal experience of a hospital emergency room? You’ll appreciate the warm, efficient care at our urgent care clinic in Springfield, MA.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What are AFC Springfield's hours?
Our clinic is open evenings and weekends to make sure healthcare is available when you need it most. Whether you wake up with flu-like symptoms on a Saturday or need a school physical after work, we’re here to help. View hours.
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Does AFC Springfield accept insurance?
Yes, we accept most major insurance plans, which helps make urgent care affordable and accessible. Call to learn more about accepted insurance providers. For patients without insurance, we also offer self-pay options.
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Can I get a physical at AFC Urgent Care Springfield?
Yes, we provide physicals for school, sports, camp, and employment. These exams help ensure you’re healthy and ready to participate. Our providers check vital signs, review medical history, and answer any questions you may have. Learn more about screenings on our Physical Assessments & Screenings page.
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Does AFC Springfield offer flu shots and vaccines?
Absolutely. We carry flu shots, childhood immunizations, and travel vaccines. Vaccination is one of the most effective ways to prevent disease and protect public health. To explore the benefits of staying up to date on vaccines, visit our Preventive Care & Vaccinations page.
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Can AFC Springfield provide lab testing?
Yes, we offer on-site lab testing for conditions such as strep, flu, and COVID-19. Having labs available in-house allows our providers to diagnose and treat you during the same visit.
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What’s the difference between urgent care and the ER in Springfield?
Urgent care is best for minor illnesses and injuries such as sprains, ear infections, and colds. The ER should be used for life-threatening emergencies like chest pain, difficulty breathing, or severe bleeding. For more guidance on injuries that can be treated at urgent care, see our Injury & Trauma page.
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How much does a visit to AFC Urgent Care Springfield cost without insurance coverage?
The cost depends on the services you need, but urgent care visits are generally much more affordable than ER visits. We also offer self-pay options for those without insurance.
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