Cone Health Urgent Care at MedCenter Mebane
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Mebane, NC
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Updated October 30, 2026
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Burlington, NC
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Burlington, NC
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Burlington, NC
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Burlington, NC
FastMed Urgent Care Burlington provides walk-in care seven days a week with on-site digital X-rays and lab testing.
Same-day occupational health services; rapid drug testing with same-day results
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Burlington, NC
NextCare Urgent Care provides walk-in illness and injury care 7 days a week with on-site X-ray services.
short wait times
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Burlington, NC
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Burlington, NC
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Burlington, NC
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Burlington, NC
Feeling Great Sleep Center evaluates and treats sleep apnea, insomnia, narcolepsy, and restless leg syndrome in Jacksonville and other North Carolina locations.
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Burlington, NC
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Mebane, NC
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Burlington, NC
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Burlington, NC
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Mebane, NC
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Burlington, NC
Kernodle Clinic combines more than 50 providers, multiple specialties, and Duke Health Network affiliation across Burlington, Mebane, and Elon.
Prompt, appropriate medical care
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Burlington, NC
FastMed Urgent Care Burlington and NextCare Urgent Care in Burlington list on-site X-ray services. They are suited to many minor injuries, but severe injuries may require an emergency department.
FastMed lists same-day occupational health services, including DOT and workplace physicals, drug testing, and pulmonary function testing. It also states that rapid drug testing can provide same-day results.
FastMed and NextCare both list walk-in care seven days a week, including weekends. Online check-in is available through both providers.
Use emergency care for life-threatening symptoms such as chest pain, severe breathing trouble, stroke symptoms, uncontrolled bleeding, or major trauma. Urgent care is generally intended for non-life-threatening illnesses and minor injuries.