Sutter Health Opened New Mission Bay Urgent Care
The 2,156-square-foot facility at 240 King St. is now accepting walk-ins for non-life-threatening care.
Updated on Sept. 28, 2026 in Healthcare
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Mission Bay residents and workers now have access to a new urgent care clinic operated by Sutter Health. The facility provides same-day medical services for injuries and illnesses that do not require an emergency room.
Why it matters
This opening marks the expansion of Sutter Health into the neighborhood, providing a new option for medical care near the waterfront. It follows the provider's move to establish its first San Francisco urgent care center in November 2025.
The new Mission Bay site spans 2,156 square feet and features four exam rooms. This location joins a network of 40 existing centers, with plans for the provider to exceed 50 total locations by 2030.
The players
Sutter Health
A Northern California-based healthcare provider that is expanding its urgent care footprint across San Francisco.
The details
The clinic at 240 King St. is equipped with laboratory services and portable X-ray technology to handle non-emergency medical needs. Patients can visit without an appointment during operating hours. The clinic remains open on weekdays from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. and on weekends from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Timeline
November 2025: Sutter Health opened its first San Francisco urgent care clinic.
September 2026: The new King Street location began operations.
By 2030: Sutter Health plans to exceed 50 total urgent care locations.
Across the Bay
This opening continues the documented trend of health providers establishing standalone urgent care sites in dense, high-traffic neighborhoods like Mission Bay. It follows the provider's entry into the city market, mirroring similar infrastructure growth patterns seen across the Bay Area.
If you need non-emergency care near Oracle Park, you can now walk into the 240 King St. clinic on weekdays between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. Weekend hours are available from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. for those seeking immediate help.
The takeaway
When deciding where to seek care, remember that this clinic is intended for non-life-threatening issues that do not require an emergency room. Check the clinic's status for busy times if you have an injury that needs attention outside of standard primary care hours.
Further reading
For more on how medical access is evolving in your neighborhood, visit San Francisco Healthcare.
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