Clinics and urgent care in Navajo County, AZ
9 clinics. Rural health clinic: 5 · Urgent care center: 4.
- Akos Live, LLC(602) 899‑4404Urgent care center · Show Low · 900 W Deuce of Clubs
- Banner Urgent Care Arizona LLC(928) 358‑1515Urgent care center · Lakeside · 3457 W White Mountain Blvd
- Banner Urgent Care Arizona LLC(928) 537‑2777Urgent care center · Show Low · 680 E Deuce of Clubs Ste B
- Holbrook Urgent Care, LLC(928) 524‑3913Urgent care center · Holbrook · 500 E Iowa St
- Little Colorado Physicians Office(928) 289‑3396Rural health clinic · Winslow · 200 Lee St
- Summit Healthcare Family Medicine at Bison Ranch(928) 535‑3616Rural health clinic · Overgaard · 2352 Quarter Horse Trail
- Summit Healthcare Family Medicine Snowflake Taylor(928) 536‑5858Rural health clinic · Snowflake · 1121 S Main St
- Summit Healthcare Pediatrics(928) 537‑6700Rural health clinic · Show Low · 4951 S White Mountain Rd Bldg a
- Summit Healthcare Snowflake Medical Center(928) 536‑7591Rural health clinic · Snowflake · 590 S Main St
Nearest emergency rooms
- Summit Healthcare Regional Medical Center0.0 mi · Show Low, AZ
- Whiteriver PHS Indian Hospital31 mi · Whiteriver, AZ
- White Mountain Regional Medical Center44 mi · Springerville, AZ
Cities in Navajo County
Common questions
How many clinics and urgent care are in Navajo County, Arizona?
Our directory lists 9 clinics in Navajo County: Akos Live, LLC, Banner Urgent Care Arizona LLC, Banner Urgent Care Arizona LLC, Holbrook Urgent Care, LLC, Little Colorado Physicians Office, Summit Healthcare Family Medicine at Bison Ranch, Summit Healthcare Family Medicine Snowflake Taylor, Summit Healthcare Pediatrics and Summit Healthcare Snowflake Medical Center.
Where is the nearest emergency room to Navajo County?
Hospitals that list emergency services in Medicare data, near Navajo County: Summit Healthcare Regional Medical Center, Show Low (0.0 mi), Whiteriver PHS Indian Hospital, Whiteriver (31 mi) and White Mountain Regional Medical Center, Springerville (44 mi). In a medical emergency, call 911.
Rural health clinics are clinics in rural areas certified by Medicare to offer outpatient primary care. Urgent care centers treat illnesses and injuries that need care soon but are not emergencies, usually without an appointment. For chest pain, trouble breathing, signs of a stroke or a serious injury, call 911.
Sources: CMS Rural Health Clinic Enrollments (updated 2026-10-19, retrieved 2026-11-13); NPI Registry monthly file, NPPES (updated 2026-11-01, retrieved 2026-11-07). Methodology