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A walk-in clinic, also known as a retail health clinic, is a medical facility that provides immediate medical care without the need for an appointment. Walk-in clinics are often located in retail settings such as pharmacies, supermarkets, and big-box stores, and they provide basic medical services for common illnesses and injuries such as flu shots, vaccinations, physicals, and treatment of minor ailments like colds, infections, and sprains. Walk-in clinics are staffed by medical professionals such as physician assistants, nurse practitioners, and sometimes doctors, and they are generally open seven days a week, with extended hours to accommodate people’s busy schedules. They are often a convenient option for people who don’t have a primary care physician, or who are unable to see their regular doctor for an urgent medical need.