Medical Center in Watauga, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

FastMed Urgent Care Boone

Medical Center

Boone, NC

FastMed Urgent Care Boone offers daily walk-in care with on-site X-rays, lab testing, and same-day federal, non-federal, and rapid drug testing.

  • Weekend or holiday walk-in medical care in Boone
  • Hiking injuries, sports injuries, sprains, fractures, and cuts requiring sutures
  • Patients needing on-site X-rays or rapid flu, strep, mono, or other lab testing

Same-day drug testing and same-day visit notes for employers

Marshall Cary Murrey

Medical Center

Boone, NC

Marshall Cary Murrey provides family medicine in Boone through a Patient-Centered Medical Home certified practice established by Murrey in 1992.

  • Routine and preventive primary care
  • Long-term management of diabetes, hypertension, and heart disease
  • No-scalpel vasectomy

Mountaineer Dental & Sleep Center

Medical Center

Boone, NC

Mountaineer Dental & Sleep Center provides same-day crowns and oral-appliance treatment for central and obstructive sleep apnea in Boone.

  • Patients seeking oral-appliance treatment for obstructive sleep apnea
  • Patients seeking treatment for central sleep apnea
  • Patients needing same-day crowns

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FAQ

Where can I get walk-in care in Boone on a weekend or holiday?

FastMed Urgent Care Boone offers walk-in care every day, including weekends and holidays, without an appointment.

Which Watauga medical center offers on-site X-rays and lab testing?

FastMed Urgent Care Boone lists on-site digital X-rays and laboratory testing, including rapid testing for flu, strep, and mono.

Where can I find a primary care practice for diabetes or hypertension management?

Marshall Cary Murrey lists family medicine and long-term management of diabetes, hypertension, and heart disease.

Where can I get a school, sports, DOT, or camp physical in Boone?

FastMed Urgent Care Boone lists school, camp, sports, DOT, new-hire, and respirator physicals among its services.

When should I use urgent care instead of a medical center or emergency department?

Urgent care is generally suited to non-life-threatening illnesses and injuries such as infections, sprains, fractures, and cuts needing sutures. Call 911 or go to an emergency department for potentially life-threatening symptoms such as severe chest pain, major breathing trouble, or uncontrolled bleeding.