727 N 120th St
Omaha, NE 68154 · near 120th and Dodge
(402) 493-2100Mon to Fri: 8am to 8pm
Sat to Sun: 9am to 5pm
STI TESTING AND TREATMENT
At Midwest Urgent Care, we provide evaluation, testing, and treatment for certain sexually transmitted infections, helping you take care of your health with confidence.

WHEN TO GET TESTED
Whether you have symptoms, believe you may have been exposed to an STI, or simply want peace of mind, our medical team can help you understand your testing options and determine the appropriate next steps. STI testing may be recommended if you:
Many STIs can occur without noticeable symptoms, so testing may be important even when you feel healthy.
TESTING AND TREATMENT
Depending on your symptoms, medical history, and possible exposure, our providers can determine which tests are appropriate. Testing may involve a urine sample, blood test, or swab.
When an infection is identified, treatment may be available based on the specific diagnosis. Some infections require additional testing, follow-up care, or referral to another provider.
Our team can help explain your results and recommended next steps.
We understand that discussing sexual health can feel uncomfortable. Our goal is to provide respectful, professional care in a supportive environment where you can ask questions and make informed decisions.

COST AND INSURANCE
We accept most major insurance carriers. If you are paying out of pocket, call the location nearest you and we will give you an estimate before you are seen.
TWO OMAHA LOCATIONS
Omaha, NE 68154 · near 120th and Dodge
(402) 493-2100Mon to Fri: 8am to 8pm
Sat to Sun: 9am to 5pm
Omaha, NE 68116 · near 167th and Maple
(402) 965-4000Mon to Fri: 8am to 8pm
Sat to Sun: 9am to 5pm
COMMON QUESTIONS

No. Both locations are walk-in only, seven days a week, during open hours.
No. Many STIs can occur without noticeable symptoms, so testing may be important even when you feel healthy. Routine screening without symptoms is a common reason to come in.
Depending on your symptoms, medical history, and possible exposure, testing may involve a urine sample, blood test, or swab. Our providers will determine which tests are appropriate.
When an infection is identified, treatment may be available based on the specific diagnosis. Some infections require additional testing, follow-up care, or referral to another provider.

No appointment, no waiting room queue system, no guessing what it will cost.