About Midwest Urgent Care
Midwest Urgent Care is proud to provide high-quality, compassionate healthcare right here in Rogers, MN. Since 2021, our locally owned clinic has been helping families across the northwest metro get the care they need—quickly, safely, and close to home. We live and work in the same communities we serve, and we’re committed to treating every patient with respect, empathy, and expertise.
Our clinic offers walk-in urgent care for patients ages 2 and older. From colds, flu, and infections to sprains, cuts, and minor injuries, our experienced providers deliver care that’s both efficient and personal. We also offer specialized services including occupational health, IV hydration therapy, and StemWave therapy to support the health and wellness of our community.
Your family’s health and safety are always our top priority. We want every patient to feel comforted, confident, cared for, and heard—knowing they’re receiving attentive care in a welcoming environment.
We proudly serve patients and employers throughout Rogers, Elk River, Otsego, Zimmerman, Monticello, Saint Michael, Becker, Big Lake, Buffalo, Dayton, Maple Grove, Corcoran, Albertville, Osseo, and Princeton.
Midwest Urgent Care Team
Medical Provider
Kari Roden, MPA-C
Medical Provider
Kristy Lelcu, MD.
Medical Provider
Registered Nurse
Teri L.
Administrative Assistant
Maria L., MA
Medical Assistant
Mission
Our mission at Midwest Urgent Care is to serve the people who serve us. We provide high-quality, accessible healthcare to keep our community happy, healthy, and safe. We value your time, which is why we’re dedicated to delivering fast, thorough care without compromising quality.
Vision
Our vision is to continue serving the community that we call home—helping you and your loved ones stay healthy through convenient, same-day care. With walk-ins always welcome, we’re right down the road when you need us most.
Insurance We Accept
We do accept Medical Assistance, but please contact us before you arrive.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who are the providers at Midwest Urgent Care?
Our clinic is led by board-certified providers, including CEO Ammar Khashan, with a team of experienced medical staff dedicated to walk-in and occupational health care.
Is Midwest Urgent Care locally owned?
Yes. Midwest Urgent Care is part of the Midwest Health Care Group, locally based and operating in Rogers, MN.
How long has Midwest Urgent Care been serving the area?
The clinic has served the Rogers and Elk River area since 2021 (originally as Comp Care Urgent Care, rebranded to Midwest Urgent Care in 2022).
Is Midwest Urgent Care hiring?
Career openings are posted on our Careers page — check back for current openings on our care team.
Where is Midwest Urgent Care located in Minnesota?
Midwest Urgent Care is located in Rogers, Minnesota, at 21410 136th Ave N, Suite 105-B. The clinic serves families, individuals, workers, and employers throughout Rogers and the northwest Twin Cities metro.
What makes Midwest Urgent Care different from a hospital urgent care?
Midwest Urgent Care is a locally owned clinic focused on providing convenient, personal care close to home. The Rogers clinic offers walk-in urgent care along with occupational health, IV hydration, and StemWave therapy services.
Does Midwest Urgent Care provide care for both families and businesses?
Yes. Midwest Urgent Care provides medical care for individual patients and families as well as occupational health services for local employers and their employees.
What types of healthcare services are available at Midwest Urgent Care?
Midwest Urgent Care provides walk-in urgent care, occupational health services, IV hydration therapy, and StemWave therapy at its Rogers clinic. The clinic also provides telehealth services for appropriate non-emergency medical needs.
Why choose a locally owned urgent care clinic?
A locally owned urgent care clinic can provide convenient medical care while maintaining a strong connection to the community it serves. Midwest Urgent Care has served families in Rogers and the surrounding northwest metro since 2021.