Walk-In Urgent Care
in Your Neighborhood
Walk-In Urgent Care
in Your Neighborhood
Midwest Express Clinic Urgent Care Locations
Midwest Express Clinic Urgent Care Services
Why Choose Midwest Express Clinic?
Midwest Express Clinic offers several walk-in clinic locations in River Forest, Blue Island, Willowbrook, Bourbonnais, Mt. Greenwood, Dyer, Hammond, Munster, Schererville & Crown Point.
Coming soon to Merrillville, & Skokie.
Our providers take a patient-first approach and strive to be the #1 choice of urgent cares when it comes to meeting the needs of the communities we serve.
Save hundreds over the cost of an ER visit! We offer discounted self-pay pricing for uninsured patients and accept most major insurance carriers. Click here for accepted insurances
Wait minutes not hours! Our urgent care locations are open 7 days a week, from 9:00am – 9:00pm with no appointment necessary. Walk-ins welcome or you can check-in now!
*Our Dyer, IN & Forest River, IL locations are open Mon – Fri, from 9:00am – 5:00pm.
Provider Spotlight
Kaitlyn Steinberg, MSN, FNP-C Bourbonnais, IL
Kaitlyn Steinberg MSN, FNP-C knew that the medical field was the right choice for her thanks to the joy… READ MORE
C. Randall Chube, M.D. Munster, IN
Dr. Chube is a native of Northwest Indiana who grew up around the medical field with his brother, shadowing… READ MORE
Linda Palumbo, M.D. Mount Greenwood, Chicago, IL
Dr. Linda A. Palumbo, M.D. started out life as a Systems Engineer, but then realized she wanted to practice medicine… READ MORE
Midwest Express Clinic urgent care services offer a convenient alternative to an ER visit or a doctor’s appointment for illnesses or injuries. With 8 locations in River Forest, IL, Bourbonnais, IL, Blue Island, IL, Willowbrook, IL, Mt. Greenwood, Chicago, IL, Munster, IN, Dyer, IN, Hammond, IN, Schererville, IN, & Crown Point, IN. Coming soon to Merrillville, IN & Skokie, IL. Midwest Express Clinic’s experienced medical staff provides optimum and convenient quality care across a wide range of medical services including on-site lab testing and X-Rays.
People with non-emergency needs often go straight to the emergency room for an injury or illness, many of which could have been treated by a provider at an urgent care or walk-in clinic for the same level of high-quality medical care. Knowing the difference between a true emergency and one that is an urgent-care injury or illness not only could save time, but also money.