Get the Care You Need, When You Need It
Walk-ins Welcome at Desert Valley Medical Group Urgent Care
We can treat common conditions – and kids!
Commonly Treated at Our Clinics
If you’ve suffered a minor injury, are running a high fever, or have a medical problem that needs prompt attention, the Desert Valley Medical Group Urgent Care can help – no appointment necessary. If you are not able to get into your family care physician, our Urgent Care location offers a convenient option. Our providers are skilled in evaluation and treat patients of all ages. With our on-site lab, you’ll get quick test results.
Rashes and Skin Problems
Rashes and Skin Problems
Minor
Burns
Minor
Burns
Ear
Infection
Ear
Infection
Sore Throat
or Cough
Sore Throat
or Cough
Minor Broken Bones and Fractures
Minor Broken Bones and Fractures
Eye Irritation and Redness
Eye Irritation and Redness
Strep
Throat
Strep
Throat
Camp, School and Sports Physicals
Camp, School and Sports Physicals
Cold and
Flu
Cold and
Flu
Upset Stomach and Abdominal Pain
Upset Stomach and Abdominal Pain
We do physicals for school, sports, camp and work. We also perform health checks, such as blood pressure screenings, and give flu shots when available or at designated times throughout the year.
Location
Desert Valley Medical Group - Amethyst Urgent Care
Address
11883 Amethyst Road Suite 203
Victorville, CA 92392
Phone
Hours
Monday- Sunday: 8:00 am-8:00 pm
Desert Valley Medical Group - Hesperia Urgent Care
Address
Phone
Hours
Monday- Sunday: 8:00 am-8:00 pm
Desert Valley Medical Group - Victorville Urgent Care Clinic
Address
Phone
Hours
Monday- Sunday: 8:00 am-7:30 pm
Employer Services
Below is a list of services we offer to employers:
Local employers can turn to Roxborough Urgent Care for a variety of Occupational Medicine needs. We make ourselves available for immediate screening and on-site testing for each of your new employees.
Fire/EMS Exams
PERF Exams
Post-offer evaluation of new hires
Workers compensation injury exam
We consult with employers and work to meet their specific needs. If you would like to find out more about how we can help you and your employees, please contact us today.
What to Bring
Photo ID
List of current
medications
List of any allergies
Insurance Card
List of past surgeries and medical conditions
Desert Valley Medical Group Urgent Care
Our Providers
Beth Horseman, APRN
Nurse Practitioner
Testimonials
Compassion You
Can Count On
See Why Our Patients Choose Us for Fast, Reliable Urgent Care
Most Insurance Accepted
We accept most major insurance plans.
For patients with insurance, your copay will be due at the time of your visit and we will bill your insurance for any remaining balance.
We accept most major credit cards including Visa, MasterCard Discover and American Express. You may also pay with your debit card or cash at the time of your visit.
Contact your insurance company to check your coverage.
General Urgent Care Visit
FAQ
A general urgent care visit is when you want to schedule an appointment to discuss an ailment or issue. It’s different from regular check-ups in that there’s something specific to talk about, but should not replace visits to the ER for emergencies. You can schedule an urgent care visit today or for a future convenient date and time.
Walk-ins are always welcome at our urgent care clinics. Feel free to reserve a spot online for in person or virtual visits. This may speed up the check-in process and secure an available time.
We’re happy to evaluate you. Depending upon the type of medication and the last time it was refilled your provider will discuss options available for a refill, new medication or connecting you with a primary care provider.
There are a variety of test available such as flu, strep throat, and COVID. If you are experiencing pain with urination or symptoms related to sexually transmitted infections, the urgent care can help with those as well.
The UC can provide care for mild symptoms such as fever, cough, vomiting or diarrhea and injuries such as a cut, sprains/strains or broken bone . If you are experiencing the onset of severe pain or symptoms such as difficulty breathing, chest, abdominal pain or stroke like symptoms go to the ER.
If you are experiencing a mild illness such as a fever, cough, sore throat or sustained an injury that is need of immediate attention. See a primary care provider to gain insight into your overall health status, discuss preventive screenings based on your family history and age and monitor chronic conditions.
