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Know When and Where to Get Care
Whether you have the flu, a minor cut, or something more severe like chest pain, we’re here for you.

Learn where to get immediate care and when to go to the emergency department.

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Your Care Options

Routine Primary Care

Immediate Care

Emergency Care

Questions? Read our FAQs or speak to an Advice Nurse at 650-723-4000.

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Express Care
Stanford Express Care Clinic – Palo Alto
211 Quarry Road, Suite 102, Palo Alto 94304
650-736-5211 phone
Express Care
Stanford Express Care Clinic - Castro Valley
20642 John Drive, Castro Valley 94546
Concierge Medicine, Express Care
Stanford Express Care Clinic - San Jose
52 Skytop Street, Suite 10, San Jose 95134
669-294-8888 phone
Primary Care, Family Medicine, Express Care
Stanford Medicine Imaging and Express Care
798 South Winchester Boulevard, San Jose 95128
408-984-7226 phone
Urgent Care
Urgent Care at Stanford Health Care Tri-Valley Dublin
4000 Dublin Boulevard, Suite 150, Dublin 94568
Urgent Care
Urgent Care at Stanford Health Care Tri-Valley Livermore
1133 E. Stanley Blvd, Livermore 94550
Primary Care, Family Medicine, Pediatrics, Walk-in Clinic
Stanford Walk-In Clinic
211 Quarry Road, Suite 402, Palo Alto 94304
650-498-3328 phone
Specialty Care
Orthopaedic Acute Injury Program
450 Broadway Street, Redwood City 94063
Specialty Care
Early Pregnancy Clinic
900 Blake Wilbur Drive, Palo Alto 94304
650-725-6079 phone

Marc and Laura Andreessen Adult Emergency Department

Marc and Laura Andreessen Pediatric Emergency Department

Stanford Health Care Tri-Valley Emergency Department

Insurance

Call us at 650-724-4445.

Do I need to be a current patient to go to a Stanford Medicine Express Care, Urgent Care, or Walk-In Clinic?

When should I go to the Express Care, Urgent Care Clinic, or Walk-In Clinic?

Why should I go to an Express Care, Urgent Care, or Walk-In Clinic versus the Emergency Department?

What do I do if I am not sure if I need immediate attention?

If you are experiencing any symptoms noted in the “For life-threatening emergencies” section above, call 9-1-1 or go to the emergency department immediately. Otherwise, you can call our advice nurse at 650-723-4000, who will be able to direct you to the right care. 

Are there walk-ins?

Who will I be treated by at an Express Care, Urgent Care, or Walk-In Clinic? Are there doctors there?

What ages can be seen at the various clinics?