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4.7(966 reviews)
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Flu Vaccine
Walking in without an appointment is grounds for punishment for the visitor. With just one NP on staff, it's offensive to the recipient of care. At the end of the day, I'm saving money compared to the ER. But this location is way too big to not have more NPs. Why not just rent a booth at a Walmart? If you have more administrative assistants than NPs, let's fix that. They check you in & then you wait. Love the care, 100 percent hate the wait. Especially when you could get more NPs. As a patient, I shouldn't have to be concerned about the overhead of having another NP on site, but the value of same day quality care shouldn't come at the cost of maintaining upkeep if that's the issue. Overall, it's like a long wait at an amusement park: worth the wait when there's nothing to compare it to. Thanks for listening.
4.32(2.8k reviews)
Flu Vaccine
The PA who helped me today was very nice as it was a sensitive appointment. Made it much more comfortable
4.5(5.1k reviews)
Flu Vaccine
Made an appointment and waited 40 mins until after my set time to even go to the back. I was told I’d get a doctors note and still don’t have that so I called the office 5x today and still no reply as well as emailed them with no reply.
4.67(3.5k reviews)
Flu Vaccine
Victoria the PA and nursing staff was extremely nice and helpful.
4.72(3.3k reviews)
This clinic is rated highly in patient reviews and ratings

Highly Rated

Flu Vaccine
I have issues with wax. Waiting a shirt home I was a walk in and they took care of my needs. The NP & the nurse who haloes me were great!
4.47(9.4k reviews)
Flu Vaccine
Went in for stomach issues… very easy to schedule online!  The front office staff, tech and Dr were really attentive, thorough and didn’t rush thru the visit! My second time at this urgent care and I will make them urgent care of choice!
4.68(5.1k reviews)
Flu Vaccine
Had been sick all weekend, didn’t want to get out of bed. I wasn’t getting any better so I booked an appointment online. 30 minutes later I was in seeing the Dr. she was great, very compassionate and made me feel better just being there. 30 minutes later I was out with meds in hand
4.59(11k reviews)
Flu Vaccine
I felt like the provider just wanted to get out out there. I also feel I was misdiagnosed again from the provider at this location I feel I have bronchitis or walking Pneumonia but no chest xray was done only a covid and flu test which I knew I did not have
4.58(5.3k reviews)
Flu Vaccine
Sara was amazing in her care. Very thorough. Just had to wait about 40 minutes for tests they said would take 15. Overall we were there for 90 minutes, seemed excessive and long waiting in between.
4.82(5.9k reviews)
This clinic is rated highly in patient reviews and ratings

Highly Rated

Flu Vaccine
Tetanus Vaccine
Sliced my finger and could not stop it from bleeding. Drove to Urgent Care without an appointment. The office was full at 9:30 AM. The staff was extremely nice and very efficient in helping everyone in the waiting room. I would definitely recommend this office!
4.68(4.6k reviews)
Flu Vaccine
Quick scheduling and even though very busy got a thorough exam and everyone was very sweet and caring.
4.61(5k reviews)
Flu Vaccine
The entire process was smooth. From making a reservation, check in, and wait time. Would go there again if need be.
4.83(1.2k reviews)
This clinic has shorter than average waiting periods

Short Wait Time

Flu Vaccine
Tetanus Vaccine
We waited over an hour past the appt time which is why I rated that so terrible but everything else was great!  We went in for an xray of a finger and they accomplished that for us.  I would go back, just go in knowing the wait time could still be longer even with an appt.
4.6(3.6k reviews)
Flu Vaccine
Kindness, quality service total excellence. Thank you
4.61(5.2k reviews)
Flu Vaccine
The girl in front desk did her job AWESOME n the Doctor was the same good Doctor
4.72(3.2k reviews)
This clinic has shorter than average waiting periods

Short Wait Time

Flu Vaccine
I was a walk-in yesterday, the staff up front was so friendly and explained everything throughly. Very short wait time, friendly staff.
4.74(14k reviews)
This clinic is rated highly in patient reviews and ratings

Highly Rated

Flu Vaccine
Went in with a red eye that was very painful.  I waited about 15 minutes in the waiting room before being called back.  The provider was wonderful and full of knowledge.  NextCare Urgent Care is always my go to place when I can’t get into my PCP.
4.7(7.4k reviews)
Flu Vaccine
It was easy to set appointment did most of the paperwork on line it was good experience very happy will use in the future thank you
4.55(5.3k reviews)
Flu Vaccine
We have used this urgent care since it opened. If you need to seek immediate medical care -  this place is the best.  Courteous. Fast. Professional. Quality care. Highly recommend.
4.63(5.1k reviews)
Flu Vaccine
Went in due to my son having exact same symptoms as last time he had strep throat to get medicine before it became to painful the NP said it’s not showing strep YET and the tonsils are definitely swollen and red but we won’t give meds YET and to watch it for another day and come back. Well not even 24 hours later my son’s tonsils are swollen almost touching white puss spots on both side and he’s crying in pain and no antibiotics were given so now I get to go back again abd be charged twice because we were told no he doesn’t need it YET and come back when it gets worse. My 9 year old is in pain for what? I don’t understand why make him wait when you knew it was not right.
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About Vaccines

Vaccines play a critical role in public health by preventing infectious diseases, reducing outbreaks, and protecting vulnerable populations like children, the elderly, and immunocompromised individuals. Vaccines have been designed for various viruses and bacteria to safeguard individuals and their communities, reducing healthcare costs and disease burdens while promoting long-term societal well-being through herd immunity.

Most common vaccines in Tempe

More than 30 vaccines have been developed to protect humans from disease, each by stimulating the immune system to recognize and fight specific infections. Not all of these, however, are commonly available, particularly at urgent care centers or even through your primary care provider. Below are some of the most widely used vaccines that you could likely find in or around Tempe.

Flu shots

Flu shots are a seasonal vaccine that protect against influenza, a highly contagious virus that can cause serious illness and even death. The CDC recommends that everyone 6 months and older get vaccinated annually, as flu viruses change each year and immune protection wanes over time. Flu symptoms include fever, coughing, sore throat, body aches, fatigue, and, in some cases, vomiting or diarrhea. The vaccine can reduce the severity of illness, particularly in high-risk groups such as infants, the elderly, and those with chronic conditions. The flu shot is available in two forms: an injection and a nasal spray, with most people opting for the injection. While side effects may mimic mild flu-like symptoms, the vaccine cannot give you the flu.

Flu Shot FAQs

1. Can I get a flu shot at an urgent care center?

Yes, many urgent care centers offer flu shots. You can book same-day appointments through Solv or walk in, though scheduling an appointment may reduce wait times.

2. How much does a flu shot cost?

Flu shots can cost between $0 and $50 depending on your insurance coverage. Most insurance plans cover the vaccine, so check with your provider for specific details.

3. When should I get my flu shot?

The CDC recommends getting your flu shot in September or October, but vaccines are available as early as August. Urgent care centers typically offer extended hours, making it easy to get vaccinated after work or on weekends

COVID vaccine

The 2024-2025 COVID-19 vaccines, including Pfizer-BioNTech, Moderna, and Novavax, are recommended for everyone ages 6 months and older to protect against severe illness, hospitalization, and death. Staying up to date is crucial because vaccine protection decreases over time. The vaccines are updated to target the latest circulating strains, ensuring the best defense. Vaccination is especially important for individuals at higher risk, such as those aged 65 and older, people with underlying health conditions, pregnant individuals, and those in long-term care facilities. Common side effects are generally mild, such as soreness, fatigue, fever, and headache, but typically resolve quickly.

COVID vaccine FAQs

1. Who should get the COVID-19 vaccine?

Everyone aged 6 months and older should receive the 2024–2025 COVID-19 vaccine to reduce the risk of severe disease and complications.

2. Is the COVID-19 vaccine safe?

Yes, these vaccines have undergone the most extensive safety monitoring in U.S. history and meet FDA safety standards.

<3. How long does the vaccine’s protection last?

COVID-19 vaccine protection decreases over time, making it important to stay up to date with your vaccines for continued protection against severe illness.

Tetanus shot

A tetanus vaccine protects against tetanus, a serious bacterial infection that causes painful muscle spasms, often starting in the jaw (lockjaw). If untreated, tetanus can lead to death in 10-20% of cases. Tetanus bacteria typically enter the body through cuts or wounds, and symptoms usually appear about a week after infection. Common symptoms include muscle stiffness, difficulty swallowing, headache, fever, and spasms. Since there is no cure, tetanus vaccination is essential. The first dose, usually given in childhood, is a combination vaccine called Tdap, which also protects against diphtheria and pertussis. Booster doses are required throughout life, especially for adults. Pregnant women may also need a shot during the third trimester.

Tetanus Shot FAQs

1. Where can I get a tetanus shot in Tempe?

Tetanus shots are usually available at urgent care centers, retail clinics, and pharmacies.

2. How much does a tetanus shot cost?

The out-of-pocket cost for a tetanus shot typically ranges from $25 to $60, with the exact amount varying based on your location and the provider you select for the vaccination.

3. Who should get a tetanus shot?

Children should get vaccinated between 2 months and 6 years old, with booster shots as a teenager and adult. Adults exposed to tetanus (e.g., through injuries) should seek immediate vaccination.

Chickenpox vaccine

The chickenpox vaccine, also known as the varicella vaccine, helps prevent chickenpox, a highly contagious disease caused by the varicella-zoster virus. Chickenpox presents as an itchy, blister-like rash, typically starting on the chest, back, and face, and is often accompanied by fever and fatigue. The CDC recommends two doses of the vaccine for children, teens, and adults who have never had chickenpox or been vaccinated. The vaccine is about 90% effective, significantly reducing the risk of infection. Those especially encouraged to get vaccinated include healthcare workers, teachers, and international travelers. Two vaccine options are available: Varivax® (for chickenpox only) and ProQuad® (which also includes vaccines for measles, mumps, and rubella). Most health insurance plans cover the vaccine, and programs like Vaccines for Children (VFC) may assist those without coverage.

Chickenpox vaccine FAQs

1. Can I get a chickenpox vaccine at an urgent care center?

Yes, many urgent care centers offer chickenpox vaccines. You can book a same-day appointment online or visit a center, but scheduling in advance can reduce your wait time.

2. How much does the chickenpox vaccine cost?

Varivax (the varicella vaccine) can range from $50 to $250 depending on your insurance and where you get the vaccine. Your health insurance may even cover it. It’s best to confirm with your provider beforehand.

3. When should my child receive the chickenpox vaccine?

Children should receive their first dose between 12-15 months and a second dose between ages 4-6. If they miss this window, two doses spaced 28 days apart are recommended for anyone over 13.

Shingles vaccine

The shingles vaccine helps prevent shingles, a painful skin rash caused by the reactivation of the varicella-zoster virus, which also causes chickenpox. Shingles can lead to severe complications like long-term nerve pain. The CDC recommends two doses of the Shingrix vaccine for adults 50 years and older and those 19 and up with weakened immune systems. The vaccine is over 90% effective in preventing shingles and related complications. Common side effects include soreness at the injection site, fatigue, and muscle pain, but the vaccine cannot cause shingles. Most health insurance plans, including Medicare Part D, cover the shingles vaccine. People who have had chickenpox or shingles before are still advised to get vaccinated, as it can prevent future outbreaks or reduce their severity.

Shingles vaccine FAQs

1. Where can I get a shingles vaccine in Tempe?

Many urgent care centers offer the shingles vaccine, as well as primary care providers and even retail clinics. You can book same-day or next-day appointments online through Solv for faster service.

2. How much does the shingles vaccine cost?

Without insurance, the shingles vaccine can cost as much as $200 to $250. Check with your insurance provider for coverage details, or call your provider if you are paying cash.

3. Who should get the shingles vaccine?

The CDC recommends the shingles vaccine for adults 50 and older, and those 19+ with weakened immune systems. Even those who’ve had shingles or chickenpox should be vaccinated.

Measles vaccine

The measles vaccine, typically administered as part of the MMR (measles, mumps, rubella) vaccine, is crucial in preventing measles—a highly contagious and serious viral infection. Measles symptoms include fever, cough, runny nose, red eyes, and a characteristic rash. The disease can lead to severe complications such as pneumonia, encephalitis, and death, particularly in young children. The World Health Organization (WHO) reports that measles vaccination averted 57 million deaths between 2000 and 2022, but in 2022, there were still 136,000 measles-related deaths globally, mostly among unvaccinated children. The vaccine is highly effective, with one dose providing 93% protection and two doses boosting protection to 97%. Routine vaccination, typically administered at 12-15 months with a booster at 4-6 years, remains essential to controlling and eliminating measles worldwide.

Measles vaccine FAQs

1. Where can I get a measles vaccine in Tempe?

Measles vaccines are usually available at urgent care centers, retail clinics, primary care offices, and pharmacies. Booking online reduces wait times.

2. How much does the measles vaccine cost?

Without insurance, a measles vaccine typically costs between $50 and $150, depending on the clinic. Check for insurance coverage before your appointment.

3. Who should get a measles vaccine?

Children should receive the measles vaccine as part of the MMR schedule at 12-15 months and again at 4-6 years. Unvaccinated adults, healthcare workers, and international travelers should also ensure they are vaccinated.

Hepatitis vaccine

The hepatitis vaccine protects against infections caused by hepatitis A and B viruses, which can lead to severe liver damage and even death. Hepatitis A spreads through close person-to-person contact, while hepatitis B spreads through bodily fluids, such as blood, saliva, and semen. The CDC recommends the combination vaccine for adults over 18 who are at risk due to their profession, lifestyle, or travel to high-risk areas like Southeast Asia, Africa, and Central and South America. High-risk groups include healthcare workers, drug users, those involved in high-risk sexual activities, and individuals with chronic liver conditions. Two doses are needed for the hepatitis A vaccine and three doses for the hepatitis B vaccine. Most health insurance plans cover these vaccines.

Hepatitis vaccine FAQs

1. Can I get a hepatitis vaccine at an urgent care center?

Yes, most urgent care centers near Tempe offer hepatitis vaccines. You can book same-day appointments or walk in, but scheduling online may reduce wait times.

2. How much does a hepatitis vaccine cost at urgent care?

Without insurance, the hepatitis vaccine can cost between $50 and $150 for adults. Many insurance plans cover the cost, so check with your provider.

3. Who should get the hepatitis vaccine?

The vaccine is recommended for people at higher risk, including healthcare workers, travelers to high-risk areas, drug users, and those with chronic liver conditions.

Yellow fever vaccine

The yellow fever vaccine is crucial for protecting against yellow fever, a viral infection transmitted by infected mosquitoes. Yellow fever is prevalent in regions like South America and sub-Saharan Africa. The virus can cause severe illness, with symptoms ranging from fever and muscle pain to liver and kidney failure in severe cases. The vaccine is recommended for individuals aged nine months to 59 years who are traveling to or living in areas where yellow fever is common. Some countries require proof of vaccination for entry. The vaccine offers lifelong protection, and travelers are advised to get vaccinated at least 10 days before departure. Additional preventive measures include using EPA-approved insect repellents, wearing long-sleeved clothing, and staying indoors where there are screens or air conditioning.

Yellow fever vaccine FAQs

1. Can I get a yellow fever vaccine at an urgent care?

Yes, many urgent care centers offer yellow fever vaccines. You can also check with your primary care provider, pharmacies, or local travel clinics.

2. How much does the yellow fever vaccine cost at urgent care?

Without insurance, the vaccine can cost between $150 and $350. Some insurance plans may cover part of the cost if it includes preventive care benefits.

3. Who should get the yellow fever vaccine?

Anyone over 9 months old who plans to travel to or live in yellow fever-prone regions, such as parts of South America or Africa, should receive the vaccine at least 10 days before travel.

Typhoid vaccine

The typhoid vaccine protects against typhoid fever, a life-threatening infection caused by Salmonella Typhi, often contracted through contaminated food or water. Typhoid fever is common in regions with poor sanitation, such as parts of Asia, Africa, the Caribbean, and Central and South America. Symptoms include high fever, weakness, stomach pain, and headache. The CDC recommends two types of vaccines: an inactivated injectable vaccine for people over 2 years old and a live oral vaccine for those over 6 years old. Travelers to endemic regions, people in close contact with a carrier, and lab workers handling Salmonella Typhi are advised to get vaccinated. The injectable vaccine requires a booster every two years, while the oral vaccine requires a booster every five years. The vaccine reduces, but does not eliminate, the risk of typhoid infection, so maintaining food and water safety measures is essential.

Typhoid vaccine FAQs

1. Where can I get a typhoid vaccine in Tempe?

Typhoid vaccines are sometimes available at urgent care centers, travel clinics, and pharmacies. Call your provider before your visit to confirm availability.

2. How much does a typhoid vaccine cost?

Without insurance, a typhoid vaccine generally ranges from $125 to $200, depending on the type of vaccine. Check with your provider for specific coverage.

3. Who should get the typhoid vaccine?

Travelers to endemic regions, close contacts of typhoid carriers, and lab workers handling Salmonella Typhi should get vaccinated. Both oral and injectable options are available.

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