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Sanova Urgent Care provides convenient same-day medical care for residents of Sun City Oro Valley who need attention for an illness, injury or other appropriate non-life-threatening medical concern. The clinic is north of Sun City Oro Valley on the Oracle Road corridor, with walk-ins accepted Monday through Saturday, 7AM–7PM.
Sanova is a nearby walk-in urgent-care clinic, not a Sun City location.
Sun City Oro Valley is located near Rancho Vistoso Boulevard in Oro Valley. From the community, travel east toward Oracle Road and then head north on Oracle Road toward Sanova Urgent Care.
Sun City Vistoso → ~12 min
No highway driving, no Tucson trafficSanova accepts most major insurance plans, including:
Plan and network participation can vary. Check your specific coverage on our Insurance & Costs page page or by calling (520) 232-2525.
For appropriate non-emergency injuries, Sanova evaluates:
Sanova offers digital X-ray and laboratory testing on site for appropriate urgent-care evaluations. On-site services include chest, extremity and spine X-rays as well as rapid flu, strep and COVID testing and blood panels.
On-Site Lab & Diagnostic Testing →Urinary symptoms are a common reason patients seek same-day care. Sanova evaluates suspected urinary tract infections and can perform urine testing when clinically appropriate. Sanova also evaluates appropriate skin and soft-tissue infections.
Sanova evaluates respiratory illnesses as well as appropriate asthma and COPD exacerbations.
Sanova accepts most major insurance plans, including Medicare, Medicaid/AHCCCS, Tricare, UnitedHealthcare, Optum, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, Cigna, Arizona Complete Health, Humana and additional plans. Individual benefits and network participation should be verified when needed.
Insurance & Self-Pay Information →Sanova is a nearby clinic serving Sun City Oro Valley and surrounding communities. This page remains focused specifically on Sun City.
Sun City Oro Valley is an active-adult community of more than 2,500 homes — and like most of Rancho Vistoso, it has no walk-in clinic inside the gates. When a fall, a bladder infection, a chest cold that won't clear, or a medication running out can't wait weeks for a primary care appointment, Sanova Urgent Care is 12 minutes away on Oracle Road: physician-led, Medicare accepted, with digital X-ray and lab testing on site so you're diagnosed and treated in one visit.
We accept Medicare and all Medicare Advantage plans, Medicare supplement (Medigap) plans, Tricare and Tricare For Life, UnitedHealthcare, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, Cigna, Humana and most major PPO and HMO plans. Winter visitors' out-of-state plans are fine. Your visit is billed as an urgent care visit — a much smaller share of cost than an emergency room — and self-pay prices are posted for anyone between plans.
Many of our Sun City patients take five or more medications. Our providers check interactions before prescribing, review blood pressure and blood sugar trends when they're relevant, and screen for dehydration, low oxygen and the subtle signs of infection in older adults that get missed in a rushed visit. Sanova's medical director is Dr. Kiyan Rad, DO, an internal medicine physician with two board certifications. Meet the providers.
Del Webb Blvd to Rancho Vistoso Blvd, east to Oracle Road, then north about 4 miles — roughly 12 minutes, no highway. 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. There are no steps at the entrance and the accessible spaces sit right by the door. Call from the parking lot and someone from our team will help you inside. Map, hours and directions · Rancho Vistoso · Oro Valley · SaddleBrooke · all areas we serve.
For chest pain, stroke symptoms, severe bleeding or serious trouble breathing, call 911. For nearly everything else — infections, falls, wounds, breathing flare-ups, dehydration, refills — Sanova treats you the same day and coordinates with your primary care doctor or specialist afterward. Read more: 8 questions to ask before you choose an urgent care in Oro Valley · Is Valley Fever behind your lingering cough? · 5 signs you need UTI treatment now · How to tell if a sprain needs an X-ray · all walk-in services.
From Sun City Oro Valley, head to Oracle Road (State Route 77) and drive north toward Catalina. We're at 15883 N Oracle Rd, Suite 101, with accessible parking spaces right by the front door.
Sun City Oro Valley members: bring your Medicare card and a list of your medications, and a family member is always welcome to come into the exam room with you. Hours run 7 am to 7 pm, six days a week. Our desk staff answer at (520) 232-2525, and directions open here.
Everything you need to know before your visit. Can’t find your answer? Call us at (520) 232-2525.
No — we’re about 12 minutes away on North Oracle Road at 15883 N Oracle Rd, Ste 101 (85739). There’s no walk-in clinic inside Sun City Oro Valley, and we’re the closest urgent care north of Tangerine Road: west side of Oracle, next to McDonald’s, in front of Carlota’s Authentic Mexican, and across from Tractor Supply, with accessible parking right at the front door.
Take Del Webb Boulevard to Rancho Vistoso Boulevard, follow it east to Oracle Road, turn left (north) and continue about 4 miles; we’re on the left just past the Golder Ranch Drive light, next to McDonald’s. It’s an easy, flat drive with no highway and no Tucson traffic — about 12 minutes door to door.
Yes. We accept Medicare and all Medicare Advantage plans, along with Medicare supplement plans, Tricare and Tricare For Life, UnitedHealthcare, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, Cigna, Humana and most major PPO and HMO plans. Winter residents’ out-of-state plans work here too. Call (520) 232-2525 if you’d like us to confirm your plan first.
With Medicare or a Medicare Advantage plan, an urgent care visit is billed at your plan’s urgent care rate — typically a fraction of an emergency room visit. Our typical wait time to see a medical provider is less than 15 minutes, though actual wait times may vary depending on patient volume and medical needs. X-ray and labs are done on site during the same visit, spouses can be seen together, and while you wait the lobby has a TV, complimentary cold bottled water and a coffee bar.
Yes. Falls are one of the most common reasons Sun City residents walk in. We X-ray wrists, ankles, shoulders and ribs right in the clinic, read the images the same visit, and splint sprains and stable fractures on site. If you can’t bear weight, or have hip, groin or back pain after a fall, go to the ER — a suspected hip, pelvic or spine fracture needs hospital imaging. We also check for the head injury, dizziness or medication issue behind the fall.
Yes. Bronchitis, pneumonia, asthma and COPD flare-ups, and the lingering cough that turns out to be Valley Fever are evaluated with chest X-ray, oxygen checks, breathing treatments and lab work — all on site — and we can start steroids, inhalers or antibiotics the same day.
Yes. We’re open Saturday 7am to 7pm, the same as weekdays, with no appointment needed. We’re closed Sundays.
Yes. The entrance is ground-level with no stairs, accessible parking is at the front door, and if you need a hand getting inside, call (520) 232-2525 when you pull up and a staff member will come out to you.
Yes, all Medicare Advantage plans and Medicare supplements. Bring both cards, because the Advantage or supplement card is what determines your copay.
Absolutely. Every winter many of our patients are seasonal Sun City residents, and none of them need to register with us ahead of time. Just walk in with an ID and your insurance card; Medicare and plans from other states work here. If you want your doctor back home kept in the loop, we’ll forward a copy of your visit notes.
Come in or start a telehealth visit. Our providers can refill the medications you take every day, such as blood pressure pills, insulin and other diabetes medicines, thyroid and cholesterol drugs, inhalers, birth control, and anxiety or depression medications, and send the prescription straight to your pharmacy. Opioid pain medications are not prescribed or refilled.
Yes. A urinalysis is done right in the clinic so treatment can begin before you leave, and a culture goes to the lab when it’s needed. With Sun City patients we also watch for new confusion, unusual weakness or fever, which can mean the infection has spread, and we check that any antibiotic is safe with your other medications.
Yes. Fragile-skin tears, cuts that need stitches or skin glue, and slow-healing or infected wounds are treated every day here, with a tetanus status check when needed. If a wound needs a follow-up check, you can walk back in — no appointment.
