Urgent Care near Glacier National Park
The Flathead Valley is the gateway to one of the most iconic destinations in the United States: Glacier National Park. Each year, visitors arrive to experience alpine lakes, mountain views, and outdoor recreation that defines northwest Montana.
From hiking rugged trails to floating rivers and exploring mountain towns, this region is built for adventure. But with adventure comes the unexpected. Sprains, dehydration, cuts, altitude-related illness, travel-related fatigue and other urgent health concerns can happen quickly while traveling or recreating outdoors.
Our urgent care services help treat:
Sprains, strains, and minor fractures
Cuts, scrapes, and wound care
Dehydration and heat-related illness
Allergic reactions and insect bites
Cold, flu, and travel-related illness
Glacier Medical Associates provides both urgent care and walk-in care services across the Flathead Valley, with convenient locations in Columbia Falls, Whitefish and Evergreen, near Kalispell.
Healthcare at the Gateway to Glacier (Columbia Falls)
For visitors exploring Glacier National Park, our Columbia Falls clinic is often the most convenient choice for urgent care. Known as the "Gateway to Glacier," Columbia Falls is the last major community before reaching the park's popular West Entrance, making it an ideal location for travelers who need medical attention before, during, or after a day of adventure. Whether you are dealing with a hiking injury, dehydration, a minor illness, or an unexpected health concern, our Columbia Falls team is conveniently located near the park and ready to help. The Columbia Falls clinic is open Monday through Friday, providing easy access to care for both residents and visitors throughout the week.
Columbia Falls Location
500 12th Ave West, Columbia Falls, MT 59912
Monday to Friday: 8am – 5pm [Urgent Care]
Phone: 406.862.2515
Convenient Care in Whitefish
If you need care on a Saturday or Sunday, or if you are staying in or around Whitefish, our Whitefish urgent care location may be your best option. Open seven days a week, the Whitefish clinic offers expanded availability for unexpected illnesses and injuries, helping ensure that quality medical care is available when you need it most. Whether you are enjoying Whitefish's vibrant downtown, spending time on the lake, hitting the trails, or returning from a day in Glacier National Park, our Whitefish team is here to provide convenient, compassionate care close to your destination.
Whitefish Location
1111 Baker Avenue, Whitefish, Montana 59937
Urgent Care Walk-ins 7 Days A Week
Monday to Friday: 8am – 5pm, Saturday: 9am – 5pm, Sunday: 11am – 5pm
Phone: 406.862.2515
Walk-In Care in the Hub of the Flathead Valley
Located in Evergreen, just east of Kalispell, our walk-in care clinic offers convenient access for residents and visitors throughout the Flathead Valley. Whether you need treatment for a minor injury, illness, or unexpected health concern, our experienced team is here to provide prompt, compassionate care. As the commercial and geographic hub of the valley, Kalispell serves as a central location for patients traveling from communities across northwest Montana.
Kalispell/Evergreen Location
2310 Highway 2 East, Evergreen, Montana 59901
Monday to Friday: 8am – 5pm [Primary Care + Walk-in Care]
Phone: 406.862.2515
What to Do After Hours
While Glacier Medical Associates offers convenient urgent care services throughout the Flathead Valley, medical concerns do not always happen during clinic hours. Whitefish Urgent Care is open seven days a week, providing expanded access for both residents and visitors. If you are staying in Columbia Falls, Kalispell, Whitefish, or nearby communities and need medical attention after hours, it is helpful to know the locations of nearby urgent care clinics, emergency departments, and healthcare resources before you need them. For non-life-threatening concerns, travelers may also contact their primary care provider, call their health insurance nurse advice line, or use a telehealth service for medical guidance.
If you are experiencing severe symptoms such as chest pain, difficulty breathing, signs of stroke, serious injuries, uncontrolled bleeding, or any other medical emergency, call 911 or go directly to the nearest emergency department.
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