The Mahaska Health Walk-In Clinic provides same-day care for illnesses and injuries that need attention now but aren’t emergencies. Walk in now or save your spot online to reserve your place in line.
Walk-in Clinic
Need to be seen today.
Walk in today.
Same-day care for acute illnesses and minor injuries.
Two locations. Same great walk-in care.
Walk-in care is available at our Oskaloosa location. For urgent care needs in or near New Sharon, visit New Sharon Clinic.
Mahaska Health Walk-In Clinic
1229 C Ave E, Oskaloosa, IA 52577
Walk-In Clinic services are located on Level 2 of the clinic building. Please check in at our main campus Entrance #4, for Walk-In Clinic appointments.
Monday–Friday
7am–6:30pm
Saturday and Sunday
8am–4pm
Holiday Hours
9am–3pm
New Sharon Clinic
112 South Main Street, New Sharon, IA 50207
To schedule an urgent care or a family medicine appointment at New Sharon Clinic, please call 641.672.3360.
Monday and Tuesday
7:30am–4:30pm
Wednesday
7:30am–Noon
Thursday and Friday
7:30am–4:30pm
Saturday and Sunday
Closed
What we treat
The Mahaska Health Walk-in Clinic treats these illnesses, injuries, and concerns.
- Colds and coughs
- Sore throats and earaches
- Rashes and minor infections
- High fever and body aches
- STD testing and treatment
- Sprains and strains
- Minor burns and cuts
- Sutures and suture removal
- Imaging for orthopaedic, surgical, and kidney stone concerns
- Symptoms lasting longer than 2 weeks
- Chronic conditions needing ongoing evaluation
- Routine Pap smears
- Refill requests for maintenance medications
- Long-term pain medications, narcotics, or controlled substances
If you need care for ongoing concerns or routine follow-up, call Family Medicine at 641.672.3360 to schedule an appointment. Same-day appointments may be available.
Some medications may be prescribed for your current illness or symptoms, but not all medications can be handled through Walk-In. Antibiotics are not used for viral illnesses like colds, flu, most sore throats, and many sinus or ear infections.
Antibiotics do not fight infections caused by viruses. According the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), taking antibiotics for viral infections, such as colds, flu, most sore throats, bronchitis and many sinus or ear infections:
• Will not cure the infection
• Will not keep other people from getting sick
• Will not help you or your child feel better
• May cause unnecessary and harmful side effects
• May contribute to antibiotic resistance, which is when bacteria are able to resist the effects of an antibiotic and continue to cause harm
For more information about this growing issue, visit the CDC’s website.
Our Walk-In Clinic is not for emergency care or urgent medical intervention. In some cases, patients may be directed to the Emergency Department.
Meet your Walk-In Clinic care team
Recognized for Excellence
Mahaska Health is the first Iowa Critical Access Hospital awarded four designated Centers of Excellence.
Cardiology | General Surgery | Maternity Care | Surgical and Medical Oncology
