COVID-19 (Coronavirus) updates: Testing available by appointment at all Urgent Care locations, including for college and travel requirements.
Please check our new visitor policy effective September 16.
COVID-19 Testing Available at all Urgent Care locations
Drive-thru testing now available at Circle Health Urgent Care in Tewksbury. Appointments are required and a fee will be charged for out-of-state summer travel requirement testing.
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Some Symptoms Can't Wait Don't delay Emergency Care
Don't let the fear of contracting COVID-19 (Coronavirus) keep you from seeking treatment.
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Telemedicine Available Virtual Urgent Care
To better serve our patients and the community and support social distancing efforts, Circle Health Urgent Care is now offering face-to-face virtual urgent care services.
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Important information on COVID-19 (Coronavirus)
We understand that our patients, visitors and staff may have concerns about the impact COVID-19 may have on our community. Please know that Circle Health and Lowell General Hospital are well prepared to care for a patient with this illness, and to protect all other patients and their families, as well as our healthcare providers and staff.
Check here for the latest up-to-date information regarding visitor restrictions, Urgent Care appointments, new Patient Service Center hours, and more.
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Urgent Care, or the Emergency Room? Urgent Care or the ER?
Learn moreWhen to go to an Urgent Care Center
Is your life in danger? If not, you don't have to go to the Emergency Room. For a surprising number of illnesses and injuries, it's faster and less expensive to go to an urgent care center. You can get immediate attention for allergies, rash or hives, minor eye injuries, dehydration, and more.
When to go to the Emergency Room
If you have medical event or accident that could cause serious harm or death, call 911 or go to the nearest hospital Emergency Room as quickly as possible. Typical life-threatening situations include chest pain, severe bleeding, difficulty speaking or breathing or some other major trauma.
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