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About Norton Prompt Care at Walgreens – Corydon

Norton Prompt Care at Walgreens – Corydon offers quick, convenient care at a neighborhood clinic with Norton Healthcare providers.

We offer same-day appointments, which means less time spent in the waiting room. Norton Prompt Care at Walgreens – Corydon offers extended weekday and weekend hours and is a great, lower-cost option for scheduled care between primary care visits.

Norton Prompt Care at Walgreens – Corydon is within a Walgreens location.

Norton Prompt Care at Walgreens locations are operated by Norton Healthcare. The health care providers at Norton Prompt Care at Walgreens are employees of Norton Healthcare. The health care providers are not employees, associates and/or agents of Walgreen Co. or any Walgreens subsidiary or affiliated company.

Common Conditions Treated

  • Minor illnesses and injuries (ages 12 months and older)
  • Physicals for sports or camp
  • Vaccines (COVID-19 for ages 5 years and older; flu for ages 2 years and older)
  • Health screenings
  • Chronic conditions (including acid reflux, asthma, cardiovascular conditions, diabetes, high blood pressure, etc.)
  • Rapid lab tests (including COVID-19, sexually transmitted infection/disease (STI/STD), HIV, strep, pregnancy, etc.)
  • See a full list of services and conditions treated

Pricing and Insurance

  • Most insurance plans accepted
  • Self-pay options available
  • A valid ID, insurance card (if applicable) and form of payment are required at time of service. Without these, your visit will be rescheduled. We accept most major credit cards, personal checks that represent the exact amount for services, and cash.
  • Payment is due at the time of your visit.

Getting Here

Norton Prompt Care at Walgreens – Corydon is located inside the Walgreens store on the southeast corner of Indiana 337 and 135, about a mile south of Interstate 64.

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Norton Prompt Care Frequently Asked Questions

  • Photo identification: A valid driver’s license or another form of picture ID
  • Insurance information: Your current insurance card(s), if applicable
  • Payment method: A credit card, debit card or cash to cover any copays or fees

. If the following aren’t already in your free Norton MyChart account, bring details with you:

  • Medication list: A list of any medications you’re currently taking, including dosages
  • Medical records: Any relevant medical records or information that could assist in your care

While it’s not required, we highly recommend making an appointment. Simply call (502) 446-5555 or visit NortonHealthcare.com/PromptCare.

We accept Medicare, Medicaid and most major commercial insurance plans. We also offer payment plans and financial assistance. Manage your billing through your Norton MyChart account.

Copays or fees typically are due at the time of service. If you have insurance, your copay amount will depend on your plan. For self-pay patients, the cost of a visit typically ranges from $100 to $250, depending on the services provided. There may be additional charges for services such as lab tests.

If you have questions about your bill or need assistance with payment options, you can contact Norton Healthcare customer service at (502) 479-6300 or (800) 874-3979.

Please request a doctor’s note at time of service or give us a call. You can access your medical records through Norton MyChart.

Test results typically are available through Norton MyChart. You will receive a notification when results are ready.

Providers can assist in completing necessary medical forms during your visit. Please bring all relevant documents with you.

Yes, Norton eCare provides 24/7 access to Norton Healthcare providers for nonurgent concerns via your mobile device or computer through Norton MyChart. Norton eCare is able to treat patients ages 2 and older located in Kentucky or Indiana.

If your symptoms worsen, contact our location or your primary care provider. Dial 911 or proceed to an emergency department if you are experiencing a life-threatening condition.