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CVS MinuteClinic
Overview
About CVS MinuteClinic
CVS is a nationwide retail pharmacy headquartered in Woonsocket, Rhode Island. It opened its first walk-in clinic—then known as QuickMedx—in 2000 in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area, where it provided healthcare services for only mono, strep throat, the flu, pregnancy testing, and sinus and ear infections. CVS’s purpose is to help people navigate both the healthcare system and their personal healthcare by improving access to care and reducing costs. Its MinuteClinic locations offer in-person and virtual care seven days a week. Today, CVS MinuteClinic has more than 1,100 locations, more than 37 million patient visits under its belt, and more than 40 new family healthcare services. Healthcare services provided by CVS MinuteClinic include diagnosis and treatment for minor illnesses and injuries, vaccinations, annual physicals, and monitoring for chronic conditions like diabetes and high blood pressure. It also offers treatment for skin, hair, and nail conditions, sleep disorders, behavioral health, and wellness.
Headquarters
Woonsocket, RIAccreditations
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CVS MinuteClinic Locations
Showing locations in Virginia
14380 Mcgraw's Corner Drive, Gainesville, VA 2015514380 Mcgraw's Corner Drive
OpenSat 9:00 am - 5:30 pm
3514 W Cary St, Richmond, VA 232213514 W Cary St
OpenSat 9:00 am - 5:30 pm
221 E Hundred Rd, Chester, VA 23836221 E Hundred Rd
OpenSat 9:00 am - 4:30 pm
1062 Elden St, Herndon, VA 201701062 Elden St
OpenSat 9:00 am - 5:30 pm
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Insurance & pricing
Self-pay pricing
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Some locations accept payment without insurance (self-pay). Here's a look at what some common services cost at CVS MinuteClinic. For more details, visit a clinic's individual page
CVS MinuteClinic Reviews
Services
A list of common services offered at CVS MinuteClinic locations. For a complete list of available services and more details, visit a Clinic’s individual page.
Frequently asked questions
When are CVS MinuteClinic locations open?
The hours of operation at each CVS MinuteClinic location may vary. It’s best to find a specific location using the list above to confirm the hours of operation for the you are planning your visit.
How much does a typical CVS MinuteClinic visit cost?
The cost of your CVS MinuteClinic visit will vary based on the actual services you receive, as well as the specific details of your insurance plan, if applicable. Self-pay rates may also be available for patients without health insurance.
What insurance does CVS MinuteClinic accept?
CVS MinuteClinic accepts most major health insurance plans in order to minimize out-of-network costs. Specific insurance carries are outlined above. If you have questions about your specific health insurance plan, it is best to contact the CVS MinuteClinic location you are looking to visit directly. Self-pay rates may also be available for patients without health insurance.
Can I visit CVS MinuteClinic locations if I don’t have insurance?
Yes. Self-pay rates may be available for patients without health insurance. The self-pay cost of your CVS MinuteClinic visit will vary based on the actual services you receive
Does CVS MinuteClinic treat patients of all ages?
Healthcare providers at CVS MinuteClinic locations are able to provide a medical evaluation and treatment for patients regardless of age. However, based on a patients specific symptoms, diagnosis, or treatment requirements, a patient may be referred to another provider where they can receive the best possible care.
What type of services and treatment options does CVS MinuteClinic offer?
CVS MinuteClinic locations treat a wide variety of minor injuries and illnesses, including common infections and viruses, cold and flu symptoms, and stomach pains. Additionally, they treat muscle and body aches, breaks and sprains, and skin ailments. Preventative care options including routine physicals and immunizations are available, as well.
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