Welcome to Our Clinic
The Northwestern Walk-In Clinic is in the Georgia Medical Building, conveniently located just off I-89 exit 18 on Route 7 (see map above). Our exit 18 location helps us better serve young families, commuters, and businesses in the area.
Our facility includes:
- Northwestern Walk-In Clinic (a highly convenient option for non-emergent medical needs)
- NMC Performance Rehab (featuring new equipment, a great environment, and proven professionals providing excellent physical therapy)
- NMC X-Ray and Mammography (including an exciting new digital mammography unit)
- Northwestern Occupational Health (expanding the convenience for businesses and industries in the area)
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Have You Heard Our Stories?
Not Missing a Beat for Steven
Steven Beaulieu of Milton, sliced his hand open while moving his drum set. He was seen quickly at the Northwestern Walk-In Clinic and was back on the stage in plenty of time to rock his solo at his Spring Band Show.
Michelle Brown
Michelle Brown of Fairfax, was coaching her daughters cheerleading team when suddenly, her daughter broke her thumb. She was able to dash right over to the Northwestern Walk-In Clinic and was in and out in a half-hour, x-rays and everything.
News & Notes
Now Accepting UnitedHealthcare & Cigna
The Northwestern Walk-In Clinic is now in network with UnitedHealthcare and Cigna! For more information, call us at 802-524-8911.
Urgent Care Billing
Northwestern Walk-In Clinic is a member of the Urgent Care Association of America. We provide urgent, but not emergent, care. As such, our clinic bills at an Urgent Care level. There is a $75 facility fee included in our billing to help cover the extended hours and other special expenses of a facility of this nature. Patient co-pays and other out-of-pocket expenses will likely be more than if they saw their primary care provider.
Protection from Viruses
Vermonters are urged to take the following precautions to avoid spreading illnesses such as the flu: Cover your mouth and nose every time you cough or sneeze; use a tissue when possible and throw it in the trash after use; wash your hands often and well. (Wash for as long as it takes to sing the "ABC" song.); and if you're sick, stay home from work or school, for at least 7 days, even if symptoms go away.