Compare
Quick Urgent Care
vs CVS MinuteClinic.
Quick answer
Quick Urgent Care is a full-service urgent care with board-certified providers, on-site digital X-ray, sutures, splinting, DOT physicals, and workers' comp. CVS MinuteClinic is a retail clinic staffed by nurse practitioners that handles basic sick visits, vaccinations, and screenings — but no imaging, injuries, or occupational health.
| Feature | Quick Urgent Care | CVS MinuteClinic |
|---|---|---|
| Provider | Board-certified PAs, APRNs, physicians | Nurse practitioner (usually) |
| On-site digital X-ray | Yes — read in real time | No |
| Sutures / laceration repair | Yes | No — referred out |
| Splinting for sprains / fractures | Yes | No — referred out |
| DOT physicals | Yes — certified medical examiner | Some locations |
| Workers' comp | Yes — direct-billed | No |
| Drug testing (DOT / employer) | Yes — 5- and 10-panel | Limited |
| Pediatric care | 3 months and up, no surcharge | 18 months and up |
| Hours | Daily 7am–8pm including holidays | Varies — typically shorter |
| Visit cost (self-pay) | ~$89 urgent care visit | ~$99–$139 for basic services |
Comparison based on publicly published service lists as of 2026. Confirm services with each provider before your visit.
Choose Quick Urgent Care for
- Injuries (sprains, fractures, cuts)
- X-ray or imaging needed
- Workers' comp / occupational health
- DOT physicals
- Complex acute illness or infection
- Pediatric urgent care under 18 months
Choose a retail clinic for
- Basic vaccinations (flu, Tdap)
- Simple prescription refills
- Basic screening tests
- Very minor sick visits with no exam needed
Need real urgent care?
Walk in for X-ray, sutures, physicals, and more. Same day, same visit.