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Health Care Services at Arvada Neighborhood Health Center
Emergency and Urgent Care
Primary Care
Women’s Health
Sports Medicine
Lab
X-ray
Rotating Specialists
Health and Wellness Classes
Emergency & Urgent Care
Please find answers to common questions and important information about emergency or urgent care below. If you need to contact the emergency and urgent care facility please call 303-925-4560.
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Are urgent care and ER hours the same? Are they both available 24/7?
Urgent care is available 7:00 am - 9:00 pm daily. Non-emergency cases during these hours are billed at urgent care levels. Emergency care is available 24/7. Check your individual policy for co-pays and to determine individual financial obligation.
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Who staffs the emergency and urgent care locations?
Care at an emergency and urgent care location is provided by Centura Health-affiliated Board Certified emergency physicians, emergency-trained nurses, radiologic technologists and other clinical specialists.
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Do I need to make an appointment?
No, our emergency and urgent care centers are open 24/7, and appointments are not needed.
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What types of services does Centura Health Emergency & Urgent Care provide?
Our Emergency & Urgent Care centers are able to treat all urgent and emergency medical conditions including, but not limited to chest pain, respiratory issues, head, sports and orthopedic injuries, abdominal pain, dehydration, and lacerations. Patients are seen in private exam rooms and every center has digital x-ray, ultrasound, CT scan, EKG and lab on site.
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Do all Emergency & Urgent Care locations accept all insurance plans?
Yes, Centura Health Emergency & Urgent Care accepts all major insurance plans. Most insurance plans include an urgent care/emergency room co-pay and/or co-insurance requirement for these types of visits. Consumers should review individual plan benefits to determine individual financial obligations and to confirm Centura facilities are in-network.
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Are Centura Health emergency and urgent care locations licensed emergency rooms?
Our emergency and urgent care centers are licensed as Community Clinics and Emergency Centers and meet Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment licensure requirements. They are staffed by Centura Health-affiliated Board Certified emergency physicians, emergency-trained nurses, radiologic technologists and other clinical specialists.
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Is an emergency and urgent care center different from an urgent care center?
Yes. Emergency and Urgent Care Centers are staffed 24 hours a day, seven days a week by Centura Health-affiliated Board Certified emergency physicians, emergency-trained nurses, radiologic technologists and other clinical specialists and they provide consumers with emergency and urgent care services in the same facility. A typical urgent care is not equipped to treat emergency conditions and would have to send more acute conditions to a hospital emergency room.
Physician Practices
Physician practices located within the neighborhood health center can be contacted directly using information below. Please note, these practices are separate from the emergency and urgent care facility and only provide care to patients by appointment.