Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) by Patients at Priority Urgent Care

Anyone with these symptoms can contact us at our Ellington, Unionville, East Haven, Cromwell, Oxford, and Newington, CT clinics and be evaluated for testing. For further information on symptoms please visit: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/symptoms-testing/symptoms.html

If you receive a bill from Priority Urgent Care and Walk-In Clinic for the COVID vaccine, please do not proceed with the payment. Contact the clinic directly. We apologize for any inconvenience.

Appointments can be online, click here to make an appointment. 

Yes. We are seeing patients for several other issues such as urinary tract infections, minor injuries, poison ivy rash, etc. We do recommend calling ahead if you have questions or concerns. We are screening everyone who enters the clinic. We have always remained diligent in disinfecting our clinic every day and between patients.

We perform rapid tests which give results on the same day. We can also perform PCR tests, nasal swabs, IgG tests, and blood tests. We will make recommendations based on each patient’s unique situation.

We collect nasal, oral, or blood samples depending on which test is needed and which test is decided by the provider.

For the PCR test, please click here.

Most insurances are covering these tests without coinsurance or copay. Please contact your insurance company for specific costs based on your insurance plan.

Please click here for our pricing and visit our insurance page to learn more about the insurance we accept at Priority Urgent Care and Walk-in Clinic.

Yes, we take most major insurance. We are unable to take out-of-state Medicaid.

Please see our cost of service.

Please bring a photo ID if you have one and your insurance card. All copays and previous balances are due before you can be served.

Please bring a photo ID if you have one and your insurance card. All copays and previous balances are due before you can be served. No special arrangement is necessary.