# Banner Urgent Care Rural and Elliot > Official Banner Urgent Care Rural and Elliot business agent. Banner Urgent Care Rural and Elliot is a walk-in Banner Health urgent care clinic at 931 E… ## Ask it a question Banner Urgent Care Rural and Elliot answers for itself at https://api.hailera.com/mcp/bannerhealth. A client that speaks MCP can connect to that address; the tool is ask_bannerhealth and the protocol is 2026-07-28. Where this file and the agent disagree, the agent is current. ## What Banner Urgent Care Rural and Elliot does Banner Urgent Care Rural and Elliot is a walk-in urgent care clinic in south Tempe, Arizona, part of Banner Health. Under the heading "Services at this location" the page lists: Urgent Care, flu shots, "X-ray (when an X-ray tech is available)", sports physicals, stitches and diagnostic tests. That published list is the full set of services named for this address; anything not on it should be confirmed by phone at (480) 827-5640 rather than assumed. The About Us text on the same page says the clinic provides "fast, high-quality medical care for adults and children - no appointment needed", and that it treats "a wide range of non-emergency conditions, including colds, flu, sinus infections, sore throats, bronchitis, urinary tract infections (UTIs), allergic reactions and insect bites". It adds that the team "also provides care for sprains, strains, burns, cuts, minor fractures and other injuries", and that onsite services include "flu shots, vaccinations, sports physicals, lab testing and X-rays (when available)". The page also says the clinic supports students at Marcos De Niza High School and Corona Del Sol High School, "offering sports injury care and same-day sports physicals". This is urgent care, not emergency care. The location page states that for chest pain, severe bleeding, pregnancy-related issues, difficulty breathing, severe head injury or severe abdominal pain, you should "call 911, or go straight to the ER". Whether any individual symptom or condition can be treated here is a clinical question the website does not answer. The published hours are 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. every day; to contact the clinic about services, call the phone number above. Source: https://www.bannerhealth.com/locations/tempe/banner-childrens-urgent-care-elliot ## Where Banner Urgent Care Rural and Elliot works The location page for Banner Urgent Care Rural and Elliot says: "Families can also rely on pediatric-friendly urgent care services at this location. Oversight from a board-certified pediatric medical director ensures children receive care in a supportive environment, and medical records are shared with your child's pediatrician within 24 hours to maintain continuity of care." The clinic describes itself as serving "adults and children", with no appointment needed, open 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. every day at 931 E Elliott Rd., Ste 115, Tempe, AZ 85284, phone (480) 827-5640. Separately, Banner Health publishes a page about Banner Children's Urgent Care, its dedicated kid-focused clinics. That page says Banner Children's Urgent Care "offers high-quality, kid-focused care for patients under 18", that the team "includes board-certified pediatricians and pediatric nurse practitioners who specialize in children's health", and that it treats "everyday illnesses: sore throats, ear infections, fever, cold and flu, vomiting, diarrhea and more" and "minor injuries: cuts, scrapes, sprains, minor burns and similar issues", plus sports physicals. It also states: "If your child has a serious or life-threatening condition - such as trouble breathing, a head injury or chest pain - call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room right away." Those system-wide statements come from Banner Health's Banner Children's Urgent Care page, not from the Rural and Elliot location page. Which pediatric services, staff or age limits apply on a given day at this address is not published; call the clinic to ask. Lists Bannu, Holiday, North Canton, Chandler, Tempe, Banning, and Corona as a location. Names Arizona, Chandler, and Tempe as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published. Source: https://www.bannerhealth.com/locations/tempe/banner-childrens-urgent-care-elliot ## Prices Prices are not published. The Rural and Elliot location page lists no price, cost, rate or fee for any service, gives no estimate for an urgent care visit, and offers no quote tool. Anyone asking what a visit costs should be told the price is not published and directed to call the clinic at (480) 827-5640; Banner Health also links a "Price Transparency" page and a "Help Paying Your Bill" page from its site footer. Insurance, in the page's exact words under "Insurances Accepted": "Most major insurance accepted. Please check your own plan for details." That is the whole of what is published here. The page does not name any insurer, plan or network, and does not say whether a particular plan is in network, so whether a specific insurance is accepted or what it would cover cannot be answered from the website - the patient's own plan is the source, as the page itself says. Payments, under "Payments Accepted": "Banner Urgent Care accepts electronic payments only. For your convenience, we accept credit cards, debit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay and Curae at the time of service. Cash payments are no longer accepted." Payment is taken at the time of service - Banner's What to Expect page says patients are asked to pay for the visit on arrival. Bring your insurance card, a photo ID and a payment method to the visit. The clinic is at 931 E Elliott Rd., Ste 115, Tempe, AZ 85284, open 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. every day. Source: https://www.bannerhealth.com/locations/tempe/banner-childrens-urgent-care-elliot ## Hours and contact the clinic is located at 931 E Elliott Rd., Ste 115, Tempe, AZ 85284. The phone number published for this location is (480) 827-5640, and the page offers a "Driving directions" link. The site's own name for this location is "Banner Urgent Care - Rural and Elliot". the location hours table on the page lists 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. for Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday - the same hours seven days a week. The page shows "Hours Today 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m." Holiday hours, closures and any temporary change to when the clinic is open are not published on the page, so callers should confirm by phone. the About Us text describes the clinic as "conveniently located at Rural and Elliot Roads, just south of U.S. 60", and says it "serves families across Tempe, Guadalupe and Chandler with extended hours and walk-in availability". As landmarks, the page says the clinic "is located near Ken McDonald Golf Course and Kiwanis Park, making it an easy stop whether you're at home, school or work". Other Banner Urgent Care locations named on this page are the Ahwatukee clinic on Chandler Boulevard and the Tempe clinic at McClintock and Southern. No appointment is required. The page carries a "Reserve my spot" option for online check-in; to book or schedule that way, or to ask about anything else, use the phone number and address above. Source: https://www.bannerhealth.com/locations/tempe/banner-childrens-urgent-care-elliot ## Walk in, online check-in and what to bring to the visit No appointment is needed. Banner Health's "What to Expect" page says urgent care works "like a walk-in clinic. you don't need an appointment but saving your time slot online is recommended." The Rural and Elliot location page shows a "Reserve my spot" option alongside its phone number, (480) 827-5640. To book or schedule online, the Online Check-In page describes the steps: "Visit urgentcare.bannerhealth.com on your phone, computer, or tablet. Enter your address, zip code or browse the map to find a nearby clinic. Choose a convenient appointment time. Provide your contact information and briefly describe the reason for your visit. Confirm your reservation." "Make sure to bring your insurance card, a photo ID (driver's license), payment options and a list of any current medications you're taking. Knowing your emergency contact information is also helpful." Banner also advises gathering "details about your medical history including any current medications (over-the-counter and prescription), allergies and past medical conditions". At the visit, the page describes arrival and paperwork at the front desk, triage by a nurse or medical assistant, an exam with a provider, treatment or prescriptions where needed, and aftercare instructions. It states: "You will also be asked to pay for your visit at this time." "Banner Urgent Care operates on a first come, first served basis. However, patients with more critical conditions may be seen sooner." Banner does not publish a current or estimated wait time for this Tempe location, so any wait on a given day is unknown until you contact the clinic. Hours are 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. daily at 931 E Elliott Rd., Ste 115, Tempe, AZ 85284. Source: https://www.bannerhealth.com/services/urgent-care/experience/what-to-expect ## When to call 911 or go to the emergency room instead The Rural and Elliot location page carries Banner Health's own guidance under "Should I choose urgent or emergency care?": "Many same-day needs can be handled at an Urgent Care location. If you have any of the following, call 911, or go straight to the ER: Chest pain; Severe bleeding; Pregnancy-related issues; Difficulty breathing; Severe head injury; Severe abdominal pain. However, for non-life threatening conditions like a broken bone or fever, Urgent Care is a convenient, affordable choice." Banner Health's wider "Urgent Care or Emergency Care?" page adds that an emergency room visit "is the choice for symptoms that could be life-threatening or that need immediate advanced care", and lists reasons to go to the ER including severe trauma, signs of stroke such as sudden weakness, numbness or slurred speech, chest pain or pressure, sudden changes in vision, confusion, shortness of breath, loss of consciousness, seizure, overdose, coughing up blood, poisoning, severe allergic reactions, severe bleeding, fractures where the bone comes through the skin, severe burns or cuts, snake bites, head injuries or concussions, vaginal bleeding in pregnancy, "urgent care for a baby under 3 months old", mental health crises, and "situations where your instinct or gut tells you it's serious". "Call 911 so an ambulance can take you to the emergency room or hospital if you are having a medical emergency or in cases where it's not safe to drive yourself." This urgent care location is open 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. daily and its phone number is (480) 827-5640, but no phone call replaces 911 in an emergency. Deciding whether a particular symptom is an emergency is a clinical judgement the website does not make for any individual. Source: https://www.bannerhealth.com/locations/tempe/banner-childrens-urgent-care-elliot ## What Banner Urgent Care Rural and Elliot has not published yet These are things people ask Banner Urgent Care Rural and Elliot that its published information does not yet cover. - prices - availability - wait times - insurance coverage or in-network status - whether a condition can be treated at this site - diagnoses, treatment plans or clinical outcomes - provider names, credentials or licence numbers Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess. ## Where this comes from https://www.bannerhealth.com/locations/tempe/banner-childrens-urgent-care-elliot