Digital X-ray, read on-site in minutes.
Same-visit imaging for fractures, sprains, pneumonia, foreign bodies, and more. Our providers read your images in real time so you walk out with answers and a treatment plan.
Yes — Quick Urgent Care offers walk-in digital X-ray at both Moore and OKC clinics, read in real time by a board-certified provider. No referral required, results the same visit.
Medically reviewed by Iftikhar Sandhu, PA-C · July 7, 2026
Digital X-Ray.
- Average cost
- $95 self-pay (single view)
- Average wait
- ~15 minutes
- Insurance
- Most major plans, Medicare, SoonerCare, Tricare
- Ages
- 3 months and up
- Turnaround
- Read on-site, same visit
- Walk-in
- Yes — no appointment or referral
Read on-site
Board-certified provider reads images during your visit — no overnight wait.
Pediatric-friendly
Calm imaging room and trained staff for children 3 months and up.
Take your images home
Images provided on CD at the end of your visit. You can share them with any provider.
Common questions.
Do I need an appointment for an X-ray?+
No. Walk in any day 7am–8pm. Reserving online is faster.
How much does an X-ray cost?+
We accept most major insurance. Self-pay rates available — call us for details.
Will I get my results today?+
Yes. Our providers read on-site and review findings with you during the visit.
Sources & further reading.
- 1.American College of Radiology — Digital Radiography
- 2.CDC — Radiation Safety
- 3.AAFP — Radiologic Studies in Primary Care
Reviewed by Iftikhar Sandhu, PA-C · Content updated July 2026
Also offered at our clinics.
Vaccinations
Walk-in flu shots, Tdap, and DTaP vaccines for adults and children 3 months and up. Open daily 7am–8pm in Moore and Oklahoma City.
Learn moreDrug Testing
Confidential workplace drug testing in Moore and Oklahoma City. 5- and 10-panel screens, DOT, pre-employment, random.
Learn morePhysicals
Same-day sports, school, DOT, and pre-employment physicals. Forms completed at visit. Open daily 7am–8pm.
Learn moreFor life-threatening emergencies, call 911.
Do not come to urgent care for these — go directly to the nearest ER or call 911 immediately.
- Chest pain or pressure
- Stroke symptoms (FAST)
- Severe difficulty breathing
- Heavy uncontrolled bleeding
- Loss of consciousness
- Severe allergic reaction
- Head injury with confusion
- Suspected poisoning
Walk in or reserve your spot.
Most digital x-ray visits wrap up in 30 minutes or less.