The US Urgent Care Centers Market size is expected to be worth around US$ 77.8 billion by 2034 from US$ 34.1 billion in 2024, growing at a CAGR of 8.6% during the forecast period 2025 to 2034.
In 2025, the U.S. Urgent Care Centers Market is gaining momentum as consumers demand on-demand, convenience-driven acute care. Providers are extending hours to evenings and weekends, and some offer same-day walk-in scheduling through mobile apps that display live wait times. Stand-alone clinics are pairing urgent services with retail-style locations—blending minor emergency treatment, quick imaging, and even immediate flu shots and occupational health services (e.g., drug screens).
This evolution meets consumer expectations, reducing trips to emergency departments for minor issues. With patient reviews focused heavily on convenience metrics, urgent care centers are refining patient flow and amenities to capture today's healthcare consumers seeking speed and ease.
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Key Market Segments
By Ownership
- Hospital
- Corporation
- Physicians
- Others
By Application
- Respiratory Diseases & Infections
- General Symptoms
- Injuries
- Others
Emerging Trends
- Live mobile scheduling of walk-ins with wait-time transparency.
- Retail clinic-style ambiance combined with urgent care services.
- Extended hour staffing models supported by flexible scheduling tech.
- Co-location with pharmacies and occupational health services.
Use Cases
- A patient books a flu test at 6 pm through an app, then walks in 20 minutes later.
- A suburban urgent care has an in-store pharmacy, lab, and sprightly design for families.
- Staff self-schedule shifts via an app to provide late-night options.
- An urgent clinic offers onsite DOT drug screening for local employers during weekend shifts.