UrgentMED

Despite the late winter storm, UrgentMED is open for what ails you, and plans to be all weekend. We wish everyone a safe and joyful Easter.

2026 has arrived.
So has the flu.
UrgentMED is open.

A blizzard has blown into town-- and so has influenza. UrgentMED is open for what ails you. Be safe when out and about!

Weather Delay this morning. Attempting to open by 10 am. Be safe!

Short notice: we have one Moderna vaccine dose we need to administer by 6p. Anyone interested and close by?!

UrgentMED has COVID-19 vaccines available! Currently vaccinating priority groups 1A, 1B and 1C. If you believe you are eligible for vaccination, please call and we will schedule you while supplies last! 701 232-9000.

COVID-19 Vaccination | UrgentMED | Urgent Medicine Associates, LLC UrgentMED is currently vaccinating according to the North Dakota Department of Health vaccine priority groups. Current ND vaccine priority group is 1C (essential workers and those at increased risk for/from illness). We continue to vaccinate those in groups 1A and 1B, as well.

It is with heartfelt appreciation that UrgentMED and Pinnacle Pediatric Clinic thank Michael Glessing, PharmD, of MD Pharmacy for so kindly and capably immunizing our staff against COVID-19. Thank you, Mike!
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The weather outside IS frightful. However, UrgentMED is open today AND we now have a rapid (20 minute) COVID-19 test available. Be safe everyone!

Telemedicine visits now at UrgentMED!

Tele-urgentmed | UrgentMED | Urgent Medicine Associates, LLC UrgentMED now offers telemedicine visits. Sometimes these are referred to as “telehealth" or “virtual” visits. While we believe that in most instances an in-person, face-to-face visit with a doctor is the best interaction, we are living in challenging times and understand that some patients mi...

UrgentMED is open and fully staffed. We have NOT had a confirmed case of COVID-19 in our clinic and have taken measures to make sure our patients stay safe.

We have rearranged our waiting room to separate patients. We have an outside lobby where patients without contagious illness may comfortably wait. We are encouraging patients who would prefer to wait in their car to do so and we will notify them by cell phone when ready to be roomed. We are bringing non-ill patients into the clinic area through a separate entrance. We are installing virus-killing ionizers in our ventilation system and undergo a vigorous and regular disinfecting wipe down procedure in waiting areas and patient rooms. We have been preparing for this pandemic for some time and have an ample supply of N-95 masks and protective equipment for our medical staff.

In short, while this may turn out to be the calm before the storm, at the moment all is well. We have implemented many safety measures and there is no need to be fearful.

If you require urgent care, we stand ready to help you.

These are unusual and extraordinary times and we will get through this together.