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Greensboro Residents Find 5+ Clinics Offering Walk-In Care Today

Multiple clinics and hospitals in Greensboro provide walk-in services and testing options for residents seeking primary and urgent care.

By Greensboro Wellness Desk · Published August 3, 2026

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Greensboro residents have access to several established health facilities offering walk-in care and specialized testing through local providers.

Cone Health Locations

Cone Health operates multiple Greensboro locations with walk-in care available seven days a week, including Wesley Long Hospital and Moses Cone Hospital.

Public Health and Community Clinics

The Guilford County Public Health Greensboro Clinic provides free or sliding-scale STD/STI testing. Evans-Blount Community Health Center delivers comprehensive care. Health Serve Community Clinic focuses on primary medical care for uninsured and under-insured adults and families.

Urgent Care Options

AFC Urgent Care New Garden supplies walk-in urgent care services with a reservation option available by phone.

Access Details

These facilities maintain set operating hours that support routine and immediate needs. The Guilford County Public Health Greensboro Clinic is open Monday through Friday. Evans-Blount Community Health Center operates Monday through Friday and Saturday. Health Serve Community Clinic is open Monday through Friday. AFC Urgent Care New Garden is open Monday through Friday and weekends.

Residents can review services at each site to match their requirements. The information comes from Cone Health, Guilford County Public Health, Evans-Blount Community Health Center, Health Serve Community Clinic and AFC Urgent Care New Garden listings.

Anyone considering these resources should contact the facilities directly or consult a medical professional for personal health decisions.

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