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Urgent Care That Accepts UnitedHealthcare in Davie & Plantation

Looking for urgent care that accepts UnitedHealthcare in Davie or Plantation? UrgentMed is in-network with UnitedHealthcare at both clinics — Davie and Plantation — seven days a week, no appointment needed. Bring your card and photo ID; we verify your benefits at check-in and bill UnitedHealthcare directly, so you pay only your plan’s urgent care copay or cost share.

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Urgent care that accepts UnitedHealthcare: what to expect

UnitedHealthcare is the largest health insurer in the United States. Many plans that carry other names are UnitedHealthcare products administered under the same network — UMR, Oxford, Golden Rule, All Savers, Surest and Student Resources among them. Coverage rules — copays, referrals and which plans use which network — are set by your specific plan, so check your card or call the member-services number on the back if you are unsure.

Plans and card names we see

Cards from this payer come under several names. Any of these is fine at check-in:

  • UnitedHealthcare Choice / Choice Plus
  • UnitedHealthcare Options PPO
  • UMR
  • Oxford Health Plans
  • Golden Rule / UnitedHealthOne
  • All Savers
  • Surest (formerly Bind)
  • UnitedHealthcare Student Resources
  • UnitedHealthcare Shared Services
  • The Empire Plan (NY state employees)
  • UnitedHealthcare Global

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Walk in at Davie or Plantation seven days a week, or check in online to hold your place. No appointment needed.

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Bringing your UnitedHealthcare card to urgent care

  • Your UnitedHealthcare card and a photo ID — we scan both at check-in and verify the plan before you are seen.
  • Plan documents and member services: UnitedHealthcare website.
  • What an urgent care visit covers, what to bring and when to choose the ER instead are set out on the insurance accepted page; other health insurance plans are listed on the category page.

Cards that do not say UnitedHealthcare

Some plans on UnitedHealthcare coverage carry a different name on the front of the card — UMR, Oxford Health Plans, Golden Rule, All Savers, Surest. Those are billed to UnitedHealthcare all the same, so bring the card you have and the front desk reads the network from it.

A plan administered by another company but running on the UnitedHealthcare network is still billed to UnitedHealthcare; the network name on the back of the card is the one that decides it, not the logo on the front.

Both clinics, seven days a week

The full list of health insurance plans we accept is on the category page, alongside self-pay pricing and the site-wide insurance accepted list.

Frequently asked questions

Does UrgentMed take UnitedHealthcare?

Yes — UrgentMed is in-network with UnitedHealthcare at both the Davie and Plantation clinics.

Is UMR the same as UnitedHealthcare?

For a visit here, yes — UMR runs on UnitedHealthcare coverage, so it is handled the same way at check-in and billed to UnitedHealthcare. Bring the card you have; the network named on the back is what decides it, not the logo on the front.

Which UnitedHealthcare plans does UrgentMed accept?

The products we see most are UnitedHealthcare Choice / Choice Plus, UnitedHealthcare Options PPO, UMR, Oxford Health Plansand others. If your card names a plan that is not on that list, bring it anyway — most UnitedHealthcare products run on the same network, and the front desk confirms before you are seen.

Do I need a referral to use urgent care with UnitedHealthcare?

Urgent care visits do not require a referral under most plans, including HMO plans. Bring your card; if your specific plan is an exception the front desk will tell you before you are seen.

What will I pay with UnitedHealthcare?

Your plan’s urgent care copay or cost share, which prints on most cards. We verify benefits at check-in and tell you before any service that is not covered — physicals and occupational tests are the usual examples — so there are no surprises.

Looking for something else?

If you are experiencing a life-threatening emergency — chest pain, difficulty breathing, severe bleeding, stroke symptoms — call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.