Walk-in care for everyday illnesses and minor injuries in Ashtabula. The former Ponderosa building on Route 20.
Explore illness care, minor injuries, tests, and school, sports, or workplace physicals. Call Prospect Urgent Care to confirm the service you need and any age or examiner requirements.
Evaluation and care for common non-emergency symptoms.
Assessment of minor injuries, with guidance for recovery.
Tests and imaging recommended for your individual situation.
School and sports physicals, employment exams, testing, and care for workplace injuries.
Before you arrive
Bring a photo ID, your insurance card if you have one, and a current medication list. Call ahead about a particular test or physical.
$80 advertised self-pay evaluation
Additional services such as laceration repairs, X-rays, injections and breathing treatments carry additional fees. This advertised offer may change. Call to confirm current pricing.
The services recommended during your assessment may affect the final cost.
Ask for a visit estimate from Prospect Urgent CareHelpful information for your visit to Prospect Urgent Care.
No appointment is required. Online booking is not offered. Walk-ins are welcome. Call the clinic with questions about your visit or a particular service.
Monday–Friday: 9 AM–9 PM. Saturday–Sunday: 10 AM–8 PM. Published holiday hours are 10 AM–5 PM. Please call to confirm hours before a holiday visit.
Bring a photo ID, your insurance card if you have one, and a list of current medications. For a physical, bring the current form required by your school, sports organization, employer, or examiner. For a workplace visit, bring your employer’s authorization. Ask the clinic about any additional paperwork before traveling.
Call the clinic to confirm whether it can see your child for their age and symptoms. Ask whether a parent or legal guardian needs to attend and what identification or consent paperwork is required. Age and guardian requirements should be confirmed directly with the clinic.
Prospect accepts Ohio Medicaid plans only. Out-of-state Medicaid is not accepted according to the clinic’s published policy. Call with your exact plan name to confirm participation and coverage.
Yes. A self-pay evaluation is currently advertised at $80. Additional services such as laceration repairs, X-rays, injections and breathing treatments carry additional fees. The offer may change. Call with the reason for your visit and ask what the evaluation fee includes, what additional services may cost, and whether the clinic can give you an estimated total. The services recommended during your assessment may affect the final cost.
Call to confirm the clinic’s exam availability, age requirements, and required paperwork. Bring the current form your school or sports organization requires, and check its exam and signature requirements. Ask the clinic about parent or guardian attendance before bringing a child.
Call ahead to confirm that a certified medical examiner is available, ask about the current DOT physical fee, and check what documentation to bring.
Urgent care is for non-emergency illnesses and injuries. For a life-threatening emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.
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Online booking is not offered. Walk-ins are welcome. Call with questions about your visit or a specific service.
The former Ponderosa building on Route 20.
Call to confirm holiday hours or a specific service before traveling.
417 W Prospect Rd, Ashtabula, OH 44004
Serving Ashtabula, Geneva, Conneaut, Jefferson, Ashtabula County and nearby communities.
Spanish language support is listed by the clinic. Call to discuss your visit.
