Clinics and urgent care in North Dakota
63 clinics. Rural health clinic: 57 · Urgent care center: 6.
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. In a medical emergency, call 911.
By county
- Benson County1
- Bottineau County1
- Bowman County3
- Burke County1
- Cass County1
- Cavalier County1
- Dickey County4
- Divide County1
- Eddy County2
- Emmons County2
- Foster County1
- Golden Valley County1
- Grand Forks County2
- Grant County1
- Griggs County1
- Hettinger County1
- LaMoure County2
- Logan County1
- McIntosh County2
- McKenzie County1
- McLean County3
- Morton County2
- Mountrail County1
- Nelson County3
- Pembina County2
- Pierce County1
- Ramsey County1
- Ransom County1
- Rolette County2
- Sargent County2
- Slope County1
- Stark County1
- Towner County1
- Traill County1
- Walsh County3
- Ward County1
- Wells County1
- Williams County6
By city
Common questions
How many clinics and urgent care are in North Dakota?
Our directory lists 63 clinics in North Dakota, from official government data (Rural health clinic: 57 · Urgent care center: 6).
Which cities in North Dakota have the most?
Williston (4), Bowman (2), Ellendale (2), Lamoure (2) and New Rockford (2).
Sources: CMS Rural Health Clinic Enrollments (updated 2026-10-19, retrieved 2026-11-07); NPI Registry monthly file, NPPES (updated 2026-11-01, retrieved 2026-11-07). Methodology