# US Urgent Care Centers — U.S. location dataset

All 12,867 locations in the U.S., as one CSV: 21 fields per record, 52 states, file built October 18, 2026. $49 one-time, with up to 10 real rows free before you buy.

Canonical URL: https://locationlists.com/data/urgent-care-list

12,867 urgent care locations across the United States, assembled rather than downloaded, because urgent care has no federal certification and no licensing register of its own. That is precisely why the list is hard to get and worth buying: a clinic that calls itself urgent care may be licensed as a physician practice, a freestanding emergency department or nothing in particular, so there is no authoritative register to pull. Urgent care is one of the most heavily consolidated and franchised parts of outpatient healthcare, with national and regional brands competing alongside hospital-owned and physician-owned sites, and it buys point-of-care diagnostics, imaging, EMR and patient-flow software, staffing, and supplies at high volume. Refreshed weekly.

## The figures

- Records: 12,867 locations
- States: 52
- Coverage: U.S.
- Fields: 21
- Price: $49 one-time, CSV download, commercial license (https://locationlists.com/license)
- File built on October 18, 2026. Rebuilt weekly on an automatic schedule.
- File last modified: 2026-10-18

The file has all 12,867 locations across 52 states in one download. Building the same list by searching one area at a time tends to miss places, and a missed place looks like a gap in coverage that is not really there.

## Fields

- `name`: Practice name as the provider registry records it
- `facilityType`: What kind of practice this is
- `subType`: The specialty or sub-specialty the practice itself declared
- `npi`: National Provider Identifier of the organization
- `address`: Street address
- `city`: City
- `state`: Two-letter state code
- `zip`: ZIP code
- `phone`: Phone number as registered
- `certifiedDate`: Date the organization was enumerated in the registry
- `chainName`: Parent organization as the registry records it, where declared
- `sourceUrl`: The public registry this row came from
- `npisAtAddress`: How many provider registrations share this address; never blank, 1 means one
- `latitude`
- `longitude`
- `geo_precision`
- `county`: County, where the source publishes it
- `county_fips`
- `county_note`
- `address_quality`
- `zip4`

## What we did to this data

Unified 220 city spellings, corrected 10 misspelled city names, standardised 6 state codes, shortened 11,269 ZIP codes, added coordinates to 12,842 listings, added the county to 12,842 listings, flagged 56 incomplete addresses and measured 12,867 rows. Rebuilt October 18, 2026 from npiregistry.cms.hhs.gov.

## How complete the key fields are

phone 100%, street address 100%, city 100%, state 100%, ZIP code 100%, latitude 100%, longitude 100%. 19 of 21 columns are filled on at least half the rows.

## Ask this list a question with a link

No connector and no account; each link answers with the matching count, preview rows and the price for just that part.

- [The whole list: add a city, state, ZIP code or distance](https://locationlists.com/find?dataset=urgent-care-list)

## The same dataset, for machines

- Record as JSON: https://locationlists.com/data/urgent-care-list/dataset.json
- Free sample, up to 10 real rows: https://locationlists.com/data/urgent-care-list/sample.csv or https://locationlists.com/data/urgent-care-list/sample.json
- Buy link (opens Stripe Checkout): https://locationlists.com/data/urgent-care-list/buy

## Questions

### Why is there no official source for this?

Because urgent care is not a licensure category in most states and is not federally certified the way hospitals, surgery centers and dialysis facilities are. There is no register to download, so the universe has to be assembled and maintained. That is the whole reason this dataset has value.

### Are freestanding emergency departments included?

They are a different thing, licensed and billed differently, and we do not mix them in. Some markets, particularly Texas, have many, and if you need them we can scope that separately.

### How complete is it?

It is the most complete urgent care list we can build and refresh, but because there is no register to check against, no one can honestly claim a complete count. We would rather say that than quote a precision the category does not permit.

### How is this data cleaned?

Every rebuild runs the same steps and counts what each one changed. For the current file, rebuilt October 18, 2026 from npiregistry.cms.hhs.gov: Merged 0 duplicate listings that had the same business name, street address and ZIP code, keeping every filled-in detail from both (October 18, 2026). Unified 220 city names written more than one way within the same ZIP code (for example with and without a space or an abbreviation) to the US Census Bureau spelling (October 18, 2026). Corrected 10 misspelled city names to the US Census Bureau place name for their ZIP code (October 18, 2026). Set the state on 6 listings to its two-letter US Postal Service code, matched to the US Census Bureau state register (or, for Canadian rows, the ISO province code) (October 18, 2026). Shortened 11,269 ZIP codes to the five-digit code every address filter expects, keeping the delivery-route segment in a column of its own (October 18, 2026). Added map coordinates to 12,842 listings that had none, from the US Census Bureau address geocoder or, where the street address could not be matched, the centre of the ZIP code (October 18, 2026). Set the county and its federal county code on 12,842 listings, matched to the US Census Bureau county list from the county the source records, the listing's map point, or its ZIP code area (October 18, 2026). Checked every map point against the state in its address and re-placed 0 points that fell outside that state (October 18, 2026). Flagged 56 addresses that are incomplete, a PO box, or missing a house number, in an address quality column (October 18, 2026). Checked that the row count, state count and field completeness published for this file were measured from the file itself (October 18, 2026).

### Isn't this free on npiregistry.cms.hhs.gov?

The underlying records are public on npiregistry.cms.hhs.gov. What you pay for is the work between that public release and this file: unified 220 city spellings, corrected 10 misspelled city names, standardised 6 state codes, shortened 11,269 ZIP codes, added coordinates to 12,842 listings, added the county to 12,842 listings, flagged 56 incomplete addresses and measured 12,867 rows, and a fresh rebuild every week. The current file was rebuilt October 18, 2026 from npiregistry.cms.hhs.gov. Doing it yourself means downloading the full release, repeating each of those steps, and repeating them again every time the source updates.

### How complete is each field?

Measured on every row of the current file, the share of rows that carry each key field: phone 100%, street address 100%, city 100%, state 100%, ZIP code 100%, latitude 100%, longitude 100%. 19 of 21 columns are filled on at least half the rows.