Bellevue Urgent Care

No. Urgent Care Omaha clinics are open on a walk-in basis, seven days a week, including holidays.

Omaha Urgent Care clinics participate with most insurance plans, but we urge you to call the phone number on the back of your card to verify that we are in-network. Patients need to have their insurance card/ info and valid photo ID to file to insurance. You will be responsible for paying your co-pay at the time of service. Any amount remaining after your claim has been processed by your insurance company will be billed to you. We do accept Medicare, but we can only accept Nebraska Medicaid.

For patients without insurance, we ask for a $100 deposit when you check in. You have two payment options after your final bill is determined: 1) Pay the remaining amount that day and receive a 15% discount on the total bill, OR, 2) We can set up a payment plan to spread out the remaining payments up to three months.

If you are coming in for a drug screen, regulations require we give a person up to three hours to provide a valid specimen, so we stop collecting drug screens three hours prior to our closing time. No appointment is needed, but you must have a valid photo ID when taking a drug screen.

For very young infants (under six months old) we recommend they be seen in a pediatrician’s office, but otherwise we can treat all ages.

We are a locally-owned group of five urgent care clinics. Bellevue Urgent Care, NE opened in 2009, Rockbrook Urgent Care opened in 2011, Crossroads Urgent Care opened in 2016, West Omaha Urgent Care opened in 2022, and Bennington Urgent Care opened in 2024. Our group is not affiliated with any larger medical corporation or hospital.

No, Bellevue Urgent Care is not an emergency room. They treat minor injuries and illnesses requiring prompt medical attention. For serious, life-threatening conditions, call 911 or visit a hospital emergency room.

Bellevue Urgent Care is open Monday through Saturday from 8:00am to 8:00pm, and Sunday from 8:00am to 4:00pm, including holidays with possible variations.

No appointment is necessary. Bellevue Urgent Care accepts walk-ins seven days a week, including holidays.

Bellevue Urgent Care accepts most insurance plans. Patients should verify coverage by calling the number on their insurance card. Medicare and Nebraska Medicaid are also accepted.

A $100 deposit is required at check-in. Patients can either pay the remaining balance with a 15% discount on the day of service or set up a payment plan for up to three months.

Drug screens are offered with no appointment needed. A valid photo ID is required. Collection stops three hours before closing time to allow up to three hours to provide a specimen.

They treat all ages except very young infants under six months, who should visit a pediatrician's office instead.

They provide care for minor illnesses and injuries, preventive medical care, flu shots, and STD testing.

Yes, Bellevue Urgent Care has wheelchair accessible entrances and restrooms, and also offers video visits.

Nearby places such as Walgreens Pharmacy are convenient for filling prescriptions after a visit. Jimmy John’s and Dunkin’ offer food options if you need a quick meal before or after your appointment. Additionally, Bellevue Music Lessons and Blue Moon Fitness provide local recreational activities to explore around your visit.