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Urgent Care Centers (Call for Hours)

Visit an urgent care center when you cannot get an appointment with your doctor and you have an urgent non-life-threatening medical need.

Please note that the Urgent Care Center is not owned and operated by Santa Clara SMG and their hours/availability are subject to change. Please call the UCC directly for more information.

Please follow-up with your doctor after any Urgent Care/ER visit or hospital stay. Your doctor knows you best and will work with you to monitor and manage your conditions to keep you in the best possible health.


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Member Information

Santa Clara Senior Medical Group is a network of independent community physicians who share a vision of improving the health and well-being of patients. A large network of contracted Primary Care Physicians (PCPs) and Specialists work together to provide total medical services.

Choosing the right Medical Group and Primary Care Physician (PCP) for your care is very important.  Your PCP is your primary doctor who will manage most of your care and will be who you see for your annual check-up and any routine care needed.  If specialty care, lab tests or other services are needed, your PCP will coordinate with Santa Clara Senior Medical Group’s contracted network of specialist physicians, facilities and other healthcare providers for these services.

When needed, fast referrals support both patients and physician offices.  For easy member access, many services are available through Direct Referrals.

If an authorization is needed, your PCP office will send a request to Santa Clara Senior Medical Group’s Utilization Management Department for approval.  A quick and easy authorization process helps 60% of authorizations to be auto approved, an urgent authorization to be completed within 2 hours and 90% of standard authorizations to be completed within 48 hours.

If you have a question about a referral or need to inquire on the status of an authorization request, you can contact your PCP office or call Santa Clara Senior Medical Group’s Customer Service department at (800) 611-9862 or (213) 389-0077.

A Multilingual Customer Service Department is staffed by a knowledgeable and experienced team who help members receive a rapid resolution when calling with minimal hold time.

How to Join Santa Clara Senior Medical Group

Patients interested in joining Santa Clara Senior Medical Group should call either (800) 611-9862 or (213) 389-0077 to learn more about choosing a Primary Care Physician with Santa Clara Senior Medical Group.

Information for Individuals Over 65 Years

Please visit the following website for more information:

www.medicare.gov (Medicare)

www.CMS.gov (Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services)

Santa Clara County Helpful Telephone Numbers for Elders
Long Term Care Ombudsman 408-944-0567
Adult Protective Services 408-975-4900
In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS) 408-792-1600
Senior Adults Legal Assistance (SALA) 408-295-5991
Heart of the Valley: Services for Seniors 408-241-1571
Sourcewise 408-350-3200

When to Use an Urgent Care

VISIT AN URGENT CARE CENTER WHEN YOU CANNOT GET AN APPOINTMENT WITH YOUR DOCTOR AND YOU HAVE AN URGENT NON-LIFE-THREATENING MEDICAL NEED.


Urgent Care Centers treat non-life-threatening medical needs such as:

  • Minor cuts where bleeding is controlled
  • Fever, cold, flu, sore throat, sinus pain and earaches
  • Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea
  • Skin rashes, wounds or ulcers, minor cuts or burns
  • Animal bites
  • Allergic reactions
  • Mild to moderate asthma attack
  • Muscle strain/sprains, mild to moderate back  and joint pain

They also treat abdominal pain, broken bones, painful urination & mild shortness of breath.

Go to the Emergency Room for serious or life-threatening conditions such as:

  • Sudden dizziness or loss of coordination, weakness, blurry or loss of vision
  • Chest pain/pressure
  • Numbness in the limbs or face, difficulty speaking or disorientation
  • Seizure or loss of consciousness
  • Head injury/major trauma, possible broken bones
  • Coughing or vomiting up blood
  • High fever with stiff neck, mental confusion, or difficulty breathing
  • Severe shortness of breath
  • Severe burns or a cut that won’t stop bleeding
  • Overdose or severe allergic reactions

Urgent Care Centers…

  • May offer shorter wait times than an emergency room
  • May require a lower co-payment than an emergency room visit

Life-threatening Emergency? Call 911

or go to the nearest hospital emergency room

Please note that this Urgent Care Center is not owned and operated by Santa Clara SMG and their hours/availability are subject to change. Please call the UCC directly for more information.


Please follow-up with your doctor after any Urgent Care/ER visit or hospital stay. Your doctor knows you best and will work with you to monitor and manage your conditions to keep you in the best possible health.