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Sanova Urgent Care is on Hwy 77 (N Oracle Road) in Catalina — the closest walk-in urgent care Oracle, AZ residents can reach, about 18 minutes from town and about 30 minutes from San Manuel and Mammoth, straight down AZ-77. Walk in Monday–Saturday, 7 AM–7 PM, no appointment needed. Digital X-ray, lab testing and walk-in blood draws are all on site, so one trip usually covers everything — and a same-day video visit can tell you whether you need to make the drive at all.
What our neighbors from the San Pedro Valley ask about most:
Oracle 18 min · Mammoth 30 min · San Manuel 31 min · Winkelman 49 min · Hayden 52 min
All AZ-77 south — no city drivingNot sure it's worth the drive? A same-day telehealth visit can sort out whether you need to come in.
Start a Video Visit →Digital X-ray read during your visit, an on-site lab and walk-in blood draws — no separate trip to Tucson.
X-Ray & Fracture Care →Medicare, AHCCCS / Arizona Complete Health, Tricare, UnitedHealthcare, BCBS and more. Self-pay visits $140, published up front.
See Insurance & Prices →Sanova Urgent Care is at 15883 N Oracle Rd, Ste 101 in Catalina (ZIP 85739), on the west side of Oracle Road (Hwy 77), next to McDonald's, in front of Carlota's Authentic Mexican, and across from Tractor Supply. Ground-level entrance, free parking at the door. Every route below is Hwy 77 south, and there's no city driving — you never reach Tucson traffic. Times are Google Maps estimates in normal traffic.
Take American Ave west out of town to AZ-77 and turn left toward Tucson. Stay on AZ-77 south through Oracle Junction (it becomes N Oracle Road) and past SaddleBrooke for about 5 more miles. Turn right into the plaza at 15883 N Oracle Rd.
Take McNab Pkwy to Veterans Memorial Blvd and follow it about 6 miles out to AZ-77. Turn left onto AZ-77 south and stay on it about 21 miles through Oracle Junction and past SaddleBrooke. Sanova is in the plaza on the right at 15883 N Oracle Rd.
AZ-77 south the whole way — about 27 miles past the Oracle turnoff, through Oracle Junction and past SaddleBrooke. Turn right into the plaza at 15883 N Oracle Rd; the clinic entrance faces the parking lot.
Take AZ-77 south along the San Pedro River through Dudleyville and Mammoth, then keep going past the Oracle turnoff and Oracle Junction to Catalina. Turn right into the plaza at 15883 N Oracle Rd.
Take AZ-177 south about 1.5 miles to Winkelman, turn right onto AZ-77 south, and follow it all the way to Catalina — about 47 miles. Turn right into the plaza at 15883 N Oracle Rd.
AZ-77 is two-lane for much of the way. If a problem is serious enough that the drive worries you — chest pain, stroke signs, severe breathing trouble, major injury — call 911 instead. For everything else, pre-register online so check-in is quick when you arrive, or start with a video visit.
Living in Oracle, San Manuel, Mammoth or the Copper Corridor usually means a drive for anything beyond basic care. Sanova is set up so that one trip handles it: a physician-led team, digital X-ray read during your visit, an on-site lab with walk-in blood draws, and treatments that are normally a hospital trip — IV fluids, nebulizer breathing treatments, injectable migraine medication, stitches, splints and walking boots. Everything happens in one visit, so you are not sent somewhere else for imaging or labs.
With a 30- to 50-minute drive from most of the San Pedro Valley, some problems can't wait for urgent care — and the safest thing you can do is stay put and call 911. Do not drive to Sanova for:
Especially with sweating, shortness of breath, nausea, or pain spreading to the arm, neck, jaw or back.
Balance loss, Eyesight changes, Face drooping, Arm weakness, Speech that's slurred or confused — Time to call 911. Note when symptoms started.
Can't speak in full sentences, blue or gray lips, or an asthma/COPD flare that isn't responding to a rescue inhaler.
Serious car, ATV or motorcycle crashes, falls from height, head injury with confusion or vomiting, bleeding that won't stop with pressure, or a limb that's obviously deformed.
Any rattlesnake bite; throat swelling or hives with trouble breathing; seizures; fainting that doesn't clear; anyone who is unresponsive.
Confusion, hot dry or flushed skin, vomiting, or collapse after time in the heat. Move to shade, cool the person, and call 911.
Your local first responders — the Oracle Fire District, San Manuel Fire District, Mammoth Fire & Medical District, and the Hayden and Winkelman fire departments — will respond and get you to the nearest emergency room. For poisonings, medication mix-ups and venomous stings, the Arizona Poison & Drug Information Center is available 24/7 at 1-800-222-1222.
Sanova accepts Medicare (including all Medicare Advantage plans), AHCCCS plans including Arizona Complete Health, Mercy Care and Banner Health Net, Tricare and Triwest, UnitedHealthcare and Optum, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona, Aetna, Cigna, Humana, Ambetter and more. Bring your photo ID and insurance card; we verify eligibility at check-in, and out-of-state plans are welcome for winter visitors and family in town.
See the full insurance list →No hospital facility fee, no surprise bill — you know the cost before you're seen. Cash, credit and debit cards, HSA and FSA accepted. High-deductible plan? Ask the front desk whether self-pay or insurance costs you less today.
See self-pay prices →Official links for our neighbors in Pinal County and the San Pedro Valley. Oracle and San Manuel are unincorporated communities served by Pinal County; Mammoth, Winkelman and Hayden are incorporated towns, with Winkelman and Hayden straddling the Pinal–Gila county line. For any emergency, call 911.
Links open the organization's own website. Sanova Urgent Care is not affiliated with these agencies; listings are provided for convenience and are checked periodically.
Sanova is the walk-in clinic for the whole north corridor. If you live or stay closer to town, see the page for your community:
Everything you need to know before you make the drive down Hwy 77.
About 18 minutes (16 miles) from the town of Oracle, AZ, and about 30 minutes (27–28 miles) from San Manuel and Mammoth, all via AZ-77 south. Winkelman is about 49 minutes and Hayden about 52 minutes. Sanova is at 15883 N Oracle Rd, Ste 101, in Catalina, on the west side of Oracle Road (Hwy 77), next to McDonald's, in front of Carlota's Authentic Mexican, and across from Tractor Supply. See directions from each town.
Our typical wait time to see a medical provider is less than 15 minutes. We strive to provide prompt, thorough medical care without making patients feel rushed. While you wait, enjoy our comfortable lobby featuring a TV, complimentary cold bottled water, and a coffee bar. Actual wait times may vary depending on patient volume and medical needs.
No. Sanova is a walk-in clinic, open Monday through Saturday, 7 AM to 7 PM, and closed Sunday. No referral is needed. Pre-registering online before you leave home shortens check-in when you arrive. You are seen in order of arrival.
Yes. Sanova offers same-day telehealth video visits. A provider can evaluate rashes, colds and flu symptoms, sinus and ear complaints, UTI symptoms, medication questions and more from your phone. If you need an X-ray, a test or a hands-on exam, you'll be told during the video visit so you can decide about the drive before you make it.
Digital X-ray is done and read during your visit for ankles, wrists, hands, feet, knees, shoulders, hips, ribs, spine and chest, with splinting and walking boots on site. Our lab runs common tests during the visit, and a walk-in phlebotomist draws blood for send-out labs, so you don't need a separate trip to a Tucson lab. Send-out results are reported by phone or patient portal.
Yes. Sanova accepts Medicare (including all Medicare Advantage plans), AHCCCS plans including Arizona Complete Health, Mercy Care and Banner Health Net, Tricare, UnitedHealthcare and Optum, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona, Aetna, Cigna, Humana, Ambetter and more. Bring your photo ID and insurance card and we'll verify your plan at check-in. See the full list.
Self-pay prices are published up front: a standard urgent care visit is $140, a digital X-ray is $75 per study, a sports or school physical is $45, and rapid flu, strep or COVID tests are $35–$50. There is no hospital facility fee and no surprise bill. Cash, cards, HSA and FSA are accepted. See self-pay prices.
Yes. Sanova provides pediatric urgent care for fevers, ear and throat infections, coughs and wheezing, stomach bugs, rashes, cuts, sprains and sports injuries, and school and sports physicals. Bring your child's insurance card and, if a school form is needed, the form itself.
No. Sanova does not perform DOT/CDL physicals. For employers and new hires we do offer occupational medicine services: pre-employment physicals, 5-, 10- and 12-panel drug screens, TB tests and titers, and employment-required vaccinations.
Usually, yes. Our providers can bridge routine maintenance medications such as blood pressure, cholesterol, thyroid and diabetes medicines and inhalers after a visit. We do not prescribe controlled substances. Prescriptions are sent electronically to the pharmacy you choose, including pharmacies closer to home.
Most scorpion stings, spider and insect bites, cactus injuries and minor burns can be evaluated and treated at Sanova. Rattlesnake bites are always an emergency: call 911. Severe symptoms after a scorpion sting, such as trouble breathing, uncontrolled muscle jerking or drooling, especially in a small child, are also emergencies; call 911 or the Arizona Poison & Drug Information Center at 1-800-222-1222.
Yes. Sports and school physicals are done on a walk-in basis for $45. Bring the school or district form, and if your student has a chronic condition, a list of medications.
We are open Saturday 7 AM to 7 PM and closed on Sunday. We are also closed on Thanksgiving and Christmas. For emergencies at any hour, call 911.
From Oracle, San Manuel or Mammoth, make your way to State Route 77 and head south toward Tucson, where it becomes Oracle Road. We're at 15883 N Oracle Rd, Ste 101 in Catalina, with free parking right out front.
From the copper country, it is one straight drive on SR 77 with no city traffic until you reach us. Plan around our 7 am to 7 pm schedule, Monday to Saturday, and call ahead at (520) 232-2525 if you want to confirm a test or service before making the trip. Map the drive.
