AFC Urgent Care Princess Anne accepts walk-ins and offers an online Save Your Spot option at 4520 Princess Anne Road, Suite 303, in Virginia Beach. The clinic provides urgent care, physicals, workplace health services and lab testing. A useful visit plan starts with three details: the service you need, the patient’s age, and the hours for that day. Those details matter more than treating every visit as the same type of appointment.
Match the visit to a service and the patient’s age
For non-life-threatening illnesses and injuries, AFC lists care for problems such as colds, flu, minor cuts and sprains. Other visits have a different purpose. A school or sports physical concerns participation requirements; a pre-employment or DOT physical concerns a workplace requirement. Identify that purpose when arranging the visit and bring the relevant school or employer paperwork so the requested assessment is clear. Workplace care also includes workers’ compensation injury care and drug and alcohol testing.
The Princess Anne pediatric service is for children age three and older. Its pediatric services include assessment of common illnesses and minor injuries, with X-ray and lab testing available. For a younger child, seek advice from the child’s pediatric clinician about an appropriate care setting. A potentially life-threatening problem requires emergency care rather than waiting for a walk-in visit or a Save Your Spot request.
Use the correct address and the schedule for your day
Include Suite 303 when entering 4520 Princess Anne Road into your directions. The full destination is Virginia Beach, VA 23462, and the clinic’s telephone number is 757-335-4755.
Published hours are 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. The weekend closing time is two hours earlier, so a plan based on weekday hours will not work for every day. Walk-ins are accepted without an appointment. The online Save Your Spot option provides another way to begin arranging a visit. Follow its prompts for the selected location and date.
Check the insurance plan, not just the carrier’s name
AFC Princess Anne lists several accepted carriers, including Anthem, Cigna, United Healthcare and Medicare. It also identifies exceptions within broader carrier names: its insurance information excludes Blue Home and Blue Local under Blue Cross Blue Shield, and Aetna CVS Health under Aetna. These distinctions are important when reading a card that prominently displays the carrier while the specific product name appears elsewhere.
Use the plan name and member information on your card when asking your insurer about coverage for the intended service at this clinic. AFC recommends confirming individual benefits before receiving care. Bring the insurance card for billing and a photo ID.
Prepare a short medical history and the purpose of any testing
AFC asks patients to bring available medical history. Organize the information around the reason for the visit: when the problem began, what has changed, relevant prior conditions, and medicines already taken. Bring existing instructions or records that relate to the current concern. This gives the clinician a clearer account than a general statement that you feel unwell, and it reduces the chance of leaving out a detail while completing registration.
The clinic offers both rapid testing and samples sent to a laboratory. Its listed rapid tests include flu, strep, COVID-19, mono, urinalysis and glucose. Send-out options include blood chemistry, a complete blood count, liver and kidney function tests, lipid testing and A1C. Rapid and send-out tests are separate parts of the clinic’s laboratory services; the name of a requested test matters when discussing what the visit involves. The clinician determines which evaluation fits the visit. When a test is ordered, establish how you will receive the result and who will explain any next step.
