Need urgent care near D’Iberville, MS without sitting in an ER all night? Total Health Urgent Care, our walk-in clinic on Hwy 57 in Vancleave, is roughly a 25 to 30 minute run over I-10 from D’Iberville. Our doors open at 7 a.m. and stay open until 7 p.m., every day of the week, and there’s no appointment to book. Come in for a fever, a rolled ankle, a nasty sore throat, or a cut that could use a couple stitches, and a provider will see you that same day.
D’Iberville at a glance
- Location: 12000 Hwy 57, Vancleave, MS 39565. It’s a quick I-10 hop from D’Iberville. Phone (228) 283-5045.
- Hours: 7 to 7, every day, weekends included.
- Getting seen: walk in anytime, no appointment; scheduling is optional and just helps you see the same provider for ongoing primary care.
- Paying yourself: a student athlete physical is free, an X-ray is $75, and the office visit itself is $130.
- Coverage: most major insurance plans accepted and billed for you.
Where’s the closest walk-in urgent care to D’Iberville?
We’re the walk-in clinic just north of I-10 on Hwy 57, an easy drive for anyone around D’Iberville and the Back Bay. It’s a straight shot: east on I-10, then north up Hwy 57. In one stop you get same-day care plus imaging and lab work in the same building, so you handle it close to home and skip the emergency room for anything that isn’t a real emergency.
Here’s the part people appreciate most. There’s no waiting days for an opening. Show up sick or hurt and we’ll get you in that day. Want a steady clinician who knows your history for the long haul? Set up primary care visits and you’ll see the same face each time.
What can urgent care in D’Iberville treat?
Urgent care is built for the pressing stuff that can’t sit until a scheduled visit but isn’t dangerous. A family from D’Iberville can come to Total Health for:
- Colds, the flu, strep throat, sinus infections, and other everyday bugs
- Same-visit testing for COVID, flu, strep, and RSV
- Sprains, strains, and minor fractures, with an X-ray taken on site
- Stitches for a cut, plus splinting for a small break
- Ear infections, pink eye, urinary tract infections, and rashes
- Bloodwork and lab panels drawn in-house
- School, sports, and DOT physicals, plus drug screening
- TOTAL DRIP medical IV therapy for hydration and more
Since we run urgent care and primary care together, you don’t have to pick one or the other. The same team patches up today’s problem and helps you get the regular care you keep putting off. See the full list on our services page.
Do you need an appointment, or can you just walk in?
Either one works, and that’s kind of the point. No appointment is needed for a sick visit, a minor injury, or a physical, so you never have to schedule a fever for next Tuesday. Want to get established for ongoing primary care so you see the same provider each time? You can request a visit and our team will follow up to set it up.
For a little context on why a home base matters: roughly 9 in 10 U.S. adults had a usual place they turn to for health care in 2024, per the CDC’s National Center for Health Statistics (CDC/NCHS data brief). If you’re part of the group that hasn’t landed on one yet, a single walk-in visit is an easy, no-pressure way to begin.
How much does urgent care cost if you’re uninsured?
We post our self-pay prices out in the open, because nobody should have to guess what they’ll owe before they show up:
Got a plan? Even better. We take most major health insurance and bill it directly, so you’d cover only the co-pay printed on your card. Not sure what a certain service costs? Ring (228) 283-5045 ahead of time and we’ll spell it out. More detail lives on our pricing and insurance page.
Urgent care, primary care, or the ER: where should a D’Iberville family go?
Knowing the price is half the call; knowing where to go is the other half. Line up the setting with the situation. Urgent care fits the problems that won’t wait for a booked appointment yet aren’t emergencies, like a rough sore throat, a twisted ankle, a small laceration, or a kid’s earache at dinnertime. Primary care covers checkups, long-term conditions, refills, and routine illness. The emergency room is for genuine emergencies.
The American College of Emergency Physicians points to warning signs that call for the ER rather than a walk-in: trouble breathing, chest or upper-abdominal pain or pressure, fainting or sudden weakness, sudden changes in vision, trouble speaking, sudden confusion, bleeding that won’t stop, coughing or throwing up blood, and any sudden or severe pain (ACEP: Know When to Go). Sudden one-sided weakness or a drooping face can signal a stroke, and a seizure lasting more than five minutes or a first-time seizure needs emergency care too. For a medical emergency, call 911 instead of hunting for a walk-in, and get help fast.
What to bring to your visit
Pack light. Grab a photo ID, an insurance card if you’ve got one, and the names and doses of anything you take regularly. For a specific injury or illness, note when it started and what makes it better or worse. That gives your provider enough to figure out what’s happening and start treatment.
Serving D’Iberville and the whole Gulf Coast
Our clinic sits on Hwy 57 in Vancleave, in Jackson County, and patients come to us from up and down the coast. Rough drive distances from our Vancleave clinic to D’Iberville and its neighbors:
- Ocean Springs: about 15 miles, roughly 25 minutes
- Gautier: about 15 miles, roughly 20 minutes
- Pascagoula: about 18 miles, roughly 25 minutes
- D’Iberville: about 21 miles, roughly 25 to 30 minutes
- Biloxi: about 23 miles, roughly 30 minutes
If you’re in D’Iberville and a short I-10 drive doesn’t bother you, we’d be glad to be the place you turn to, open daily with prices you can see coming. Ready to be seen? Come by any day between 7 and 7, or message our team through the contact page if you’d rather ask something first.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. We open every day of the week, starting at 7 a.m. and running till 7 p.m., weekends included. Head up I-10 to Hwy 57 in Vancleave and walk right in.
Just come in for sick visits, minor injuries, and physicals. Ongoing primary care with the same provider can be scheduled, but a same-day problem never needs it.
With no coverage, the office visit comes to $130 and covers the exam, referrals, and any prescriptions you get that day. Need imaging? An X-ray adds $75. Physicals for student athletes are no charge.
Yes. Imaging and lab work are done right here, so a sprain, a suspected fracture, or bloodwork gets handled in the same visit rather than at a second location.
For sure. We care for every age, from toddlers to grandparents, covering everyday illness, minor injuries, testing, and physicals.
Your care comes from experienced nurse practitioners, led by founder Jennifer Duncan, APRN. Nurse practitioners diagnose and treat illness, order labs and imaging, and prescribe medication, so a single visit gives you full urgent and primary care.
This article was prepared by the Total Health Urgent Care team; founded by Jennifer Duncan, APRN, MSN, FNP-C. It’s general information and not a stand-in for a visit with your own provider. When symptoms turn severe, get emergency help right away.