When your doctor is not available, Mount Sinai Doctors Brooklyn Heights Urgent Care is in your neighborhood to take care of you when you need to see a doctor right away. If you need immediate medical attention for a non-life-threatening illness or injury, such as a sore throat, a sprain, or a cut that needs stitches, we can help you.

We offer easy access to high-quality health care in Brooklyn Heights and its surrounding neighborhoods.

• Prompt, compassionate medical care
• Board certified physicians
• No appointment necessary
• Walk-ins welcome
• On-site radiology, including CAT scans and ultrasounds, and laboratory
• Fully integrated Electronic Medical Records
• Access to your own personal electronic record
• Many insurance plans accepted
• Easy referrals to specialists right in the same building if you need further care.

We will see you quickly, and you can feel secure in knowing that you are being treated by a Mount Sinai physician who is board certified in family or emergency medicine.

Online Check-In
We now offer online check-in for urgent care for anyone who does not want to wait in the office – in addition to our walk-in availability. All you need to do is enter your phone number in our simple check-in form, and we will send you a text when we’re ready to see you.

Conditions We Treat

At Mount Sinai Doctors Brooklyn Heights Urgent Care, you will see a family medicine or emergency medicine physician and receive personalized and compassionate care - without the long waits for non-emergencies or typically higher costs of a regular emergency department visit. The range of services offered by Mount Sinai Doctors Brooklyn Heights Urgent Care includes:

• Annual physical
• Allergies and asthma
• Broken fingers and toes
• Bronchitis
• Cuts that need stitches
• Earaches and eye infections
• Fevers and flu
• Foreign body removal (extracting items inserted in the ear, nose)
• Headaches
• Moderate back problems
• Pre-employment physical
• Sexually transmitted infection testing
• Sinus infections
• Skin rashes and infections
• Sore throats and coughs
• Sprains and strains
• Stomach ailments
• Urinary tract infections
• Vomiting, diarrhea or dehydrations
• Most other minor injuries and illnesses

If your condition calls for additional, more extensive care, we will facilitate your transfer to a hospital emergency department and contact your primary care physician.

For life-threatening conditions such as major trauma, chest pain, severe breathing difficulty, and poisoning, dial 911 for emergency services.