Don’t spend another minute out of commission—or waiting for your turn at the doctor’s office. Medrite has your shot ready as soon as you show up.
Flu Shots
When you’re gearing
When you’re gearing
up for flu season.
Don’t let flu season slow you down.
Walk in or get a same-day, evening, or weekend appointment. We have shorter wait times, see you on a first-come basis, and offer rapid turnaround with onsite labs.
- Multiple Daily Availabilities
- Walk-In or by Appointment
- Open from Early & Till Late
- Shorter Wait, Quick Service
- Friendly and Informed Staff
If you’re suffering from any life-threatening conditions such as a heart attack, stroke, head injury, severe bleeding or trauma CALL 911 immediately.
During Your Visit
What to Expect
When you come to MEDRITE Urgent Care for a flu test, here’s the process you can expect:
- Arrival and Check-In: Upon arrival, check-in at the front desk. No appointment is necessary.
- Consultation: A healthcare provider will discuss your symptoms and decide on the appropriate flu test.
- Test Administration: The test will be administered quickly and efficiently, often involving a nasal swab.
- Waiting for Results: You can expect to wait only a short time for your test results, thanks to our on-site diagnostic capabilities.
- Review of Results: Once the results are in, our healthcare provider will review them with you and discuss the next steps for treatment if necessary.
The convenience and speed of our flu testing service ensure that you spend minimal time waiting and more time focusing on your recovery.
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
How accurate are flu tests?
Flu tests, especially rapid influenza diagnostic tests, are highly effective in detecting the influenza virus, though no test is 100% accurate. Factors such as the time from symptom onset to testing can influence accuracy.
What is the difference between flu and COVID-19 tests?
Flu tests and COVID-19 tests are designed to detect different viruses. The flu test looks for influenza viruses, while COVID-19 tests detect the novel coronavirus. Both tests may involve similar methods of sample collection.
How should I act on my flu test results?
If your flu test result is positive, follow your healthcare provider’s advice regarding treatment, rest, and quarantine to prevent spreading the virus. If negative, but symptoms persist, seek further medical advice.
Can I get a flu test if I’m asymptomatic but have been exposed to the flu?
Yes, if you’ve been exposed to someone with the flu, getting tested can be a prudent step, even if you’re asymptomatic, to prevent unknowingly spreading the virus.
When is flu season and when should I get tested?
Flu season typically peaks between December and February, but it can start as early as October and last until May. It’s advisable to get tested if you experience flu-like symptoms during this time or have been in contact with someone who has the flu.
Payment Options
We accept most commercial, government, and state insurances.
Self pay?
Wide range of self pay options offered. Call now or walk in to learn about rates.
Insurance Question?
If you’re unsure we accept your plan, call your Medrite center before your visit for assistance.
highlights
The convenience of quality care.
No Appointment
or Referral Needed
Your care can’t wait. Walk right in at
your local Medrite center and get
seen now.
No or Low Out
of Pocket Fees
We keep copays as low as possible
and work hard to secure insurance
coverage.
No Long Wait Lines,
No Matter the Time
No one enjoys sitting around a
doctor’s office. Enjoy the shortest wait
lines.
Long, Flexible Hours,
Including Sundays
We offer extended hours to be there right when you need us. See hours on each location's page.
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From urgent care to primary care to IV drips to wellness services, your local Medrite center is the front door to your total wellbeing. Walk right in.