Walk-Ins Welcome
- No Appointment Needed
- Open Monday–Saturday: 7AM – 7PM
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Dove Mountain and northeast Marana families get diagnosed, treated and on their way in one visit. At Sanova Urgent Care, you can buy many common medications right at the clinic (self-pay), so there's no extra stop at the pharmacy. We're open Monday through Saturday, 7 am to 7 pm, and walk-ins are always welcome.
Where we are: Sanova is not inside Dove Mountain. Our clinic is at 15883 N Oracle Rd, Suite 101, Tucson, AZ 85739, in Catalina. From Dove Mountain, take Tangerine Road east to Oracle Road, then head north.
Most urgent care visits end with a prescription and a drive to the pharmacy. At Sanova, the clinician who examines you can start treatment during your visit and send you home with your medication. We stock a variety of common medications, including antibiotics, inhalers, steroids and blood pressure medication, available for self-pay purchase at the clinic, plus any brace or splint you need.
Buy your medication before you leave, as a convenient self-pay purchase: antibiotics for UTIs, strep, sinus and skin infections; inhalers for asthma and bronchitis; steroid tablets; and blood pressure medication. No extra trip to the pharmacy.
Antibiotic injections for infections, steroid shots for allergic reactions, asthma flares, poison ivy-type rashes and inflammation, and anti-nausea medication by shot or IV for vomiting and stomach bugs. All given during your visit and billed to your plan; your copay, deductible and coinsurance apply. Nausea and vomiting care
Medication to ease pain from sprains, back strain, headaches and minor injuries, given during your visit so you leave more comfortable.
Ankles, wrists, ribs, chest and more, read during your visit. No separate imaging appointment. X-ray and fracture care
Wrist and ankle braces, knee and back supports, splints and walking boots, fitted during your visit so you walk out supported the same day. No separate medical-supply store.
IV fluids and IV anti-nausea medication for dehydration, heat illness and stomach bugs, plus clinician-supervised IV vitamin therapy from $90. IV hydration
Flu, strep and COVID tests with results during your visit, urinalysis on site, and blood work drawn here. Lab testing
Cuts closed and cleaned the same day, including cactus spine removal after a desert hike. Stitches and wound care
Nebulizer treatments for asthma and COPD flares during your visit (billed to insurance), chest X-ray when needed, and an inhaler you can buy on site to take home. Asthma and COPD care
How billing works: treatments you receive during your visit, such as antibiotic or steroid injections, anti-nausea medication by shot or IV, nebulizer treatments, IV fluids for a medical condition and pain medication given in the clinic, are billed to your insurance as part of your visit, with your plan's usual copay, coinsurance or deductible. Medications you take home are a self-pay purchase. If you'd rather use your pharmacy insurance, or need a medication we don't stock, we'll send your prescription to the pharmacy of your choice.
If you're staying near The Ritz-Carlton, Dove Mountain or at a vacation rental in Marana and start feeling sick, you don't have to wait until you get home.
A standard self-pay visit is $140. Digital X-ray is $75 and rapid tests are $35–$50. You know the cost before you're seen. Why there's no facility fee
Medical director Dr. Kiyan Rad, DO, and our family nurse practitioners treat adults and children. Meet our providers
Testing, X-ray and treatment happen in the same visit.
We accept Medicare, Tricare, UnitedHealthcare, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Arizona Complete Health and many other plans. Check your plan
Sanova Urgent Care is conveniently accessible from Dove Mountain and northeast Marana, with more than one route depending on where you live.
Via Tangerine Road: Take Dove Mountain Boulevard south to Tangerine Road, continue east toward Oracle Road, then head north on Oracle Road to Sanova Urgent Care at 15883 N Oracle Rd, Suite 101.
Via Moore Road and Rancho Vistoso: From Dove Mountain Boulevard, take Moore Road east through the Rancho Vistoso area, then continue toward Oracle Road. Turn north on Oracle Road and continue to Sanova Urgent Care.
From Saguaro Ranch and Saguaro Ranch South (Marana, AZ 85658): Take Moore Road east through the Rancho Vistoso area toward Oracle Road, then turn north on Oracle Road to Sanova Urgent Care at 15883 N Oracle Rd, Suite 101. Tangerine Road east to Oracle Road also works.
Patients from Dove Mountain, Saguaro Ranch, Del Webb, The Highlands, The Preserve, Rancho Vistoso, and surrounding northeast Marana neighborhoods can walk in Monday through Saturday, 7 AM–7 PM. No appointment is needed. Free parking is right out front, including accessible spaces by the door.
15883 N Oracle Rd, Ste 101
Tucson, AZ 85739 (Catalina)
Hours: Monday–Saturday, 7 am–7 pm
Walk-ins welcome, no appointment needed
Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room for chest pain, trouble breathing, stroke symptoms, severe bleeding, confusion or signs of heat stroke such as hot skin, no sweating or fainting.
No. Our clinic is at 15883 N Oracle Rd, Suite 101, Tucson, AZ 85739, in Catalina. Patients from Dove Mountain reach us by taking Tangerine Road east to Oracle Road, then heading north. We're on the west side of Oracle Road, next to McDonald's, in front of Carlota's Authentic Mexican, and across from Tractor Supply.
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.
Yes. We stock a variety of common medications, including antibiotics, inhalers, steroid tablets and blood pressure medication, that you can buy at the clinic as a self-pay purchase, so you can skip the pharmacy. Steroid injections, antibiotic shots, anti-nausea medication, nebulizer treatments and any other treatment you receive during your visit are billed to your insurance as part of your visit, with no extra out-of-pocket charge beyond your plan's usual copay, coinsurance or deductible. If you prefer to use your pharmacy insurance for take-home medication, or need something we don't stock, we'll send the prescription to your pharmacy.
Yes. Treatments given during your visit, including antibiotic injections, steroid shots, anti-nausea medication by shot or IV, nebulizer treatments and other in-clinic care, are billed to your insurance as part of your urgent care visit, with no extra out-of-pocket charge beyond your plan's usual copay, coinsurance or deductible. Only medications you choose to buy and take home are self-pay.
Yes. We offer IV fluids for dehydration, heat illness and nausea, as well as clinician-supervised IV vitamin therapy, starting at $90. A clinician reviews your health history first to make sure IV therapy is safe for you.
Yes. After an exam and X-ray if needed, we fit orthotics on site, including wrist, ankle, knee and back braces, splints and walking boots, so you leave supported the same day.
Yes, as long as you are physically in Arizona during the visit. Telehealth works well for colds, UTIs, rashes, allergies and refills. If you need an exam, X-ray or IV fluids, walk in Monday through Saturday, 7 am to 7 pm.
No. Walk in any time during our hours, or call (520) 232-2525 if you have questions before you come.
