Culver City Immediate Care Walk-in Clinic - UCLA Health

Is Immediate Care a substitute for seeing your primary care physician (PCP)?

No. It is not a substitute for seeing your PCP.

What should I do if my primary care physician is not available?

A member of their team can help schedule or coordinate care.

Are walk-ins accepted, and what are the walk-in policies?

Walk-ins accepted up to 30 minutes before close, depending on patient volume. If walk-in service reaches capacity, we will schedule an appointment with your PCP or an Immediate Care Video Visit.

What services are offered at Culver City Immediate Care?

X-ray; Routine and travel immunizations; After-hours care; Urgent medical services; Acute illness evaluation (colds, fevers, flu-like symptoms, ear infections, urinary tract infections); Acute pain or injury evaluation (sprains, strains, cuts); Immunizations and travel health; IV hydration and fluids; On-site testing (rapid strep, urine dip, urine pregnancy, rapid flu, STIs); X-rays and imaging referrals; Casting and splinting; Chronic disease management (cholesterol, diabetes); Chronic pain management; Preoperative exams; Preventive exams; Refills of controlled substances.

Is Immediate Care a substitute for seeing a primary care physician (PCP)?

Please note: Immediate Care is not a substitute for seeing your PCP. Check if your PCP has availability before using Immediate Care. You can schedule with your PCP through myUCLAhealth or by calling their office; if unavailable, a team member can help.

What are the operating hours for the Culver City Immediate Care?

Open 8:00 am - 8:00 pm (hours listed multiple times on site). Holidays: Open holidays from 9:00 am - 6:00 pm; Closed Easter, Thanksgiving, and Christmas.