Looking for a walk-in clinic near Mandeville, LA? Total Health Urgent Care is an independent, locally founded walk-in clinic just up Highway 190 in Covington, about 15 minutes from Mandeville. We’re open 7 days a week, 7 AM to 7 PM, no appointment needed. Walk in for illness, minor injuries, X-rays, and lab work, all under one roof.
Quick answers before you head over
- Hours: open every day, 7 AM to 7 PM, including weekends.
- Appointment: not required. Walk-ins are welcome, though you can request a time if you’d rather.
- Where: 73015 Hwy 25, Suite A, in Covington, a quick hop across the parish from Mandeville and Madisonville.
- On-site: X-ray and lab testing, so most visits are handled in one stop.
- Self-pay: $130 for a visit, $75 for an X-ray, and no charge for student-athlete physicals.
What is a walk-in clinic, and how is it different from your regular doctor?
A walk-in clinic is a medical office you can visit without an appointment, usually for same-day illnesses and minor injuries. You show up, get seen, and head home, no scheduling weeks out and no long hospital waiting-room stretch. Total Health Urgent Care works as a walk-in clinic for the Mandeville area and doubles as a primary care option, so you’re not bouncing between offices for a sore throat one week and a checkup the next.
Your primary care doctor is great for ongoing care, but they book up and they close at 5. A walk-in clinic fills the gap for the stuff that can’t wait until Monday: the fever that spikes Saturday morning, the ankle you rolled at the lakefront, the sinus infection that flared up over the weekend. You get real medical care that works around your schedule.
Do you need an appointment at a walk-in clinic near Mandeville?
No, you don’t need an appointment. Total Health Urgent Care takes walk-ins every day, from 7 AM to 7 PM. Just show up. Would you rather lock in a time or ask a question first? Reach us at (985) 400-5370 or drop a note on our contact page, though that step is never required.
Because we’re independent and community-founded, we try to keep the wait reasonable and the visit personal for our St. Tammany Parish neighbors.
What can a walk-in clinic treat?
A lot more than people expect. Total Health handles most of what would send you to an urgent care or have you debating the ER. Here’s what we see most often for folks driving in from Mandeville and the surrounding Northshore towns:
- Colds, flu, sore throats, and sinus infections
- COVID and flu testing, plus flu shots
- Minor injuries, sprains, and simple fractures
- Cuts, minor burns, and infections
- On-site X-rays for injuries
- Lab testing and health screenings
- Drug screening and school or sports physicals
- Everyday primary and preventative care
A rolled ankle or a nagging cough usually gets diagnosed and treated in a single visit, since the X-ray and lab are right in the building. No referral across town, no second trip. You can see the full list on our services page.
How much does a walk-in clinic cost without insurance?
No insurance? Total Health keeps the numbers plain. A visit is $130, and that covers the exam, referrals, and any prescribing. An X-ray adds $75. Student athletes pay nothing for a school or sports physical. Prefer to use your coverage? We take most major insurance plans and bill your carrier directly, so paying cash is a choice, not the only option.
Your total can shift with what the visit involves, so for an exact number, ring (985) 400-5370 and a team member will walk through it before you head over. More detail lives on our pricing and insurance page.
When is the ER the right call instead of a walk-in clinic?
If it’s a true emergency, dial 911 or go directly to your nearest ER. A walk-in clinic handles illnesses and minor injuries, but certain symptoms belong in a hospital. The American College of Emergency Physicians urges patients to know when to go and reserve the ER for real emergencies. Those include stroke warning signs such as face drooping or slurred speech, difficulty breathing, pain or pressure in the chest, heavy bleeding, a head injury that comes with confusion, or anything that feels life-threatening.
When you’re not sure, trust your gut. If it might be an emergency, treat it like one. For everything else, the sore throats, the sprains, the fevers, a walk-in clinic near Mandeville saves you the ER wait and the ER bill.
What makes a good walk-in clinic near Mandeville?
The best walk-in clinic for a Mandeville family is the one that’s actually open when something goes wrong and close enough to reach in a hurry. Total Health Urgent Care fits: open all 7 days from 7 AM to 7 PM, about 15 minutes up Highway 190 in Covington, with X-ray and lab on-site so one visit usually finishes the job. Our Covington urgent care serves the whole Northshore.
It also helps to know who’s behind the clinic. Total Health was founded by Jennifer Duncan, APRN, MSN, FNP-C, an experienced family nurse practitioner, and it’s independent rather than part of a big chain. That means care built around Northshore neighbors, transparent self-pay pricing, and a team that treats you like the community member you are.
Frequently asked questions
Walk right in. No appointment required, any day of the week. If you’d rather plan ahead, give us a ring at (985) 400-5370, but it’s optional.
Roughly a 15-minute drive up Highway 190 to our Covington office at 73015 Hwy 25, Suite A. Patients come to us regularly from Mandeville, Madisonville, Abita Springs, and St. Benedict.
Self-pay is $130 for the office visit, and that includes the exam, referrals, and prescribing. X-rays are $75, and student athletes get their school or sports physical at no charge.
We do. Most major plans are accepted and we bill your carrier directly. Bring your card along, and confirm your co-pay with your provider ahead of time.
Every single day, 7 AM to 7 PM, weekends included.
Absolutely. With on-site X-ray and a lab, most injuries and illnesses are handled in one stop rather than sending you to another facility.
Prepared by the Total Health Urgent Care team; founded by Jennifer Duncan, APRN, MSN, FNP-C. For a medical emergency, call 911.
