FastTrack by MeritCare
Quick, convenient health care
What is FastTrack?
A convenient clinic for minor medical services, FastTrack offers fast, affordable services in a convenient location for anyone 2 years and older. No appointment is needed and the average visit takes 15-20 minutes.
Inside Hornbacher's Osgood
4151 45th St. S. Fargo
Open 7 days a week
www.hornbachers.com
Life moves at a fast pace — make sure your health keeps up. FastTrack by MeritCare can help.
Who can receive care?
FastTrack will see anyone 2 years and older. Due to government regulations, FastTrack will not treat anyone covered under Medicare or Medicaid insurance. These patients will be referred to MeritCare Walk-In Clinic or their primary care doctor. FastTrack is not a replacement for your primary care doctor or a substitute for MeritCare Walk-In Clinic.
Who provides care?
Care is provided by a nurse practitioner — a registered nurse with advanced education and clinical training who is qualified to perform physical examinations, diagnose
and treat health problems, order lab work, prescribe medications and provide health information. For a list of providers at this location, visit the
FastTrack location page.
What services are offered?
FastTrack provides basic testing and treatment for a limited number of common conditions. Below is a list of the
only services available at FastTrack.
- Athlete's Foot
- Blood Pressure Checks
- Bronchitis
- Colds/Coughs
- Cold Sores
- Ear Infection
- Female Bladder Infection
- Minor Sunburn
- Mononucleosis
- Pink Eye
- Poison Ivy or Poison Oak
- Rashes and Cuts
- Seasonal Allergies
- Sinus Infection
- Slivers
- Sprains
- Strep Throat/Sore Throat
- Swimmer's Ear
- Swimmer's Itch
- Tetanus Vaccination
What will services cost and how will I pay?
A standard visit will cost $45 with additional charges for Tetanus vaccines and
lab tests 
. Payments must be made at the time of service. Payment methods include cash, debit card, credit card or personal check. Blue Cross Blue Shield insurance claims can be processed real time during your appointment. Due to government regulations, anyone covered under Medicare or Medicaid can not be treated.