Walk-In Care Clinic

Patients experiencing life-threatening symptoms should always proceed immediately to their closest Emergency Department or dial 911.

Call 603-354-5484 to register before you come

Please call us for a COVID-19 screening and registration before you visit the Walk-In Care Clinic.

Depending upon your needs, we may be able to care for you:

Over the phone
Via video
In person here at the clinic on 149 Emerald St.
In person at our respiratory care unit

We aim to save you time, give you the best care for your needs, and ensure the safety of all patients and staff. Thank you for your partnership in safety!

Treating everyday illnesses and minor injuries

Feeling under the weather? Suffering from a simple broken bone or muscle strain? Do you need stitches for a cut? Give us a call, we can help!

Open 365 days a year in the Center at Colony Mill

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Seamless connection to Cheshire Medical Center

If you are a patient of Cheshire Medical Center, then shared records between our Walk-In Care Clinic, primary care, and specialty medicine keep your medical teams always stay on the same page. You can also access your medical records, test results and contact your provider through our shared myD-H patient portal.

Of course, you don’t have to be a patient of Cheshire to visit the Dartmouth-Hitchcock providers at our Walk-In Care Clinic. Just give us a call so we can choose the best type of urgent care for your needs: 603-354-5484

Call our Walk-In Care Clinic for same-day-care:

Aches
Allergies
Animal bites
Asthma
Backaches
Bruises
Cold
Cough
Flu
Fever

Headaches
Insect bites
Lab
Minor burns
Minor cuts and scrapes
Minor infections
Minor nose bleeds
Nausea, vomiting diarrhea
Pains

Rash and skin irritations
Simple broken bones
Sore throat
Sports injuries
Sprains and strains
Stitches, minor surgery
STD testing
Urinary symptoms
X-rays

Have more questions?

Visit our Frequently Asked Questions to learn more about how our Walk-In Care Clinic can meet your needs.

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Walk-In Care Clinic or ED: Where to Choose

Life can throw us some painful curveballs: sprains and broken bones, cuts and bruises, infections, fevers, and flu. For problems that can’t wait a few days for an appointment with a primary care provider, many turn to the Emergency Room (ER) for care.