St. Luke’s Eagle Urgent Care

St. Luke’s Eagle Urgent Care provides medical treatment of illnesses or injuries that require immediate attention but are not life threatening. Patients who can’t get in immediately to see their primary care doctor, don’t have a doctor, or are visiting from out of town can walk in for medical care and avoid a trip to the Emergency Department.

Open Monday-Friday, 7 a.m.-10 p.m.
Saturday-Sunday, 9 a.m. -10 p.m.

Urgent Care vs. Emergency Care: What You Need to Know

To receive the most appropriate medical care, it’s important to know the difference between urgency and emergency.

Urgent Care

Go to St. Luke’s Eagle for conditions that are not life threatening, but need medical attention, such as:

• Broken bones
• Cough
• Cuts that need stitching
• Earache, toothache
• Fever
• Immunizations
• Mild to moderate asthma
• Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea
• Neck or back pain
• Physicals
• Pink Eye
• Prescription refills
• Puncture wounds
• Runny nose, sinus trouble, sore throat
• Skin rash, itch, sunburn
• Sprains
• Urinary tract infections

Emergency Care

Go to St. Luke’s Boise or Meridian or the nearest hospital for conditions that could be life threatening if not treated immediately, such as:

• Difficulty breathing/severe shortness of breath
• Head injury
• Heart attack or stroke
• Loss of consciousness
• Severe bleeding

• Chest or severe abdominal pain