Frequently Asked Questions

The cost of a visit to Inland Urgent Care varies based on the services you
receive and the specifics of your insurance plan. Please contact the facility
directly for self-pay pricing.

Inland Urgent Care accepts most major PPO and HMO insurance plans as
well as Tri-Care and Medicare. Medi-Cal is accepted at our Wildomar, Canyon
Hills-Lake Elsinore and Corona locations. For additional information regarding
your specific plan and coverage, such as co-pays, deductibles, or co-
insurance, please contact your insurance provider directly.

Yes. For those without insurance, self-pay services start at $95-$115. The
price of self-pay services will depend on the services provided.

Not at this time.

You can pay your bill online by utilizing the bill pay feature on our website,
mailing in your payment/credit card info or over the phone with one of our
billing representatives. You can call our billing department at 951-291-2065
Monday through Friday from 8 am to 5pm PST to process your payment. If
you still have questions related to billing, please contact our office.

Inland Urgent Care’s providers will evaluate and treat patients of all ages,
including infants 3+ months and older. Depending on the presenting
symptoms, infants need to be directed for further evaluation, but our team of
clinicians can help to determine the best plan of treatment. While Inland
Urgent Care will evaluate anyone – regardless of age – who visits one of our
centers, our providers may decline to treat infants and refer them back to their
pediatrician or ER, where they can receive the most appropriate care.

Inland Urgent Care treats a wide variety of injuries and illnesses,
including sprains, flu, skin ailments – such as poison ivy and cellulitis – urinary
tract infections, strep throat, and more. Our centers have the necessary
equipment onsite to provide top quality care. If deemed necessary, our
medical professionals can provide X-rays options, perform laboratory services
(such as rapid strep tests and urinalysis), EKGs, stitches, and more.
For a complete list of all our offerings, please visit the Services and Treatment
page.

Inland Urgent Care offers limited immunizations services for:
Industrial Medicine and selective physicals. As for children, Inland Urgent
Care does not provide routine child immunizations.

For dental pain and tooth aches, our providers can evaluate you and may
prescribe antibiotics, if needed. From there, we can refer you to a dentist, as
they are the best professionals to consult for any dental needs.

Our providers do not prescribe glasses or contacts. However, our full medical
team can help with eye-related illness or injuries, such as pink eye. If further
specialized treatment is needed, we can refer you to an eye specialist.

Our full medical team will gladly evaluate anyone in need of medical care and
help decide the best plan of treatment. However, chronic medical conditions
are best handled by a PCP, who can offer a long-term treatment plan. It’s
always important to remember that if you think you are experiencing a medical
emergency, call 911 immediately.

Inland Urgent Care provides a variety of convenient and affordable physicals
such as pre-employment physicals, DOT physicals, sports physicals and Immigration physicals. Please check with the
facility nearest to you for specific information related to your needs.

Inland Urgent Care does not provide routine gynecological or OB care, which
includes conducting ultrasounds and prescribing birth control. However, we
can conduct pregnancy testing after a medical evaluation and provide medical
treatment to pregnant women who are being seen for a minor illness or injury.

Inland Urgent Care can provide initial sexually transmitted disease
(STD) testing at all of our locations.

We typically cannot refill medications prescribed by your PCP for chronic
health conditions, or by specialty providers, unless extenuating circumstances
have been confirmed. We also do not provide refill prescriptions for controlled
substances or birth control.

Inland Urgent Care also serves Industrial Medicine patients. These patients may have an appointment or may not need to see the provider when one is available. This is to aide in cutting down wait times; therefore, they may be called before you even if they arrived after you.