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Walk-In Urgent Care for Millburn, NJ Residents
Sage Urgent Care is 6 miles from Millburn — about 12 to 14 minutes via Route 24 or Springfield Avenue. We're a closer option than driving to Saint Barnabas, Overlook Hospital, or Mountainside Medical for many Millburn families seeking walk-in care. Open 8 AM to 8 PM, 7 days a week, no appointment needed.
Getting to Sage from Millburn
From Millburn Township, the most direct route is Route 24 West to the Springfield Avenue exit, then west on Springfield Avenue through Summit into Berkeley Heights. From the central Millburn/Short Hills border, Springfield Avenue runs straight to our location. From neighborhoods near the Millburn train station, the drive is about 12 to 14 minutes total. Free on-site parking when you arrive.
When Millburn residents come to Sage
Most of our Millburn patients walk in for one of these reasons:
- Sports physicals ($50) for Millburn High School Millers student athletes
- Sports injuries from MHS games, middle school athletics, and weekend leagues — with on-site X-ray to evaluate fractures
- Walk-in care without driving to Saint Barnabas, Overlook, or Mountainside Medical
- Pediatric urgent care when Millburn pediatricians are closed
- Flu, rapid flu testing, strep, COVID, RSV testing
- UTI, sinus, and ear infections with antibiotics when needed
- Cuts, lacerations, and stitches
- DOT physicals for commercial drivers
Millburn neighborhoods and landmarks we serve
Sage sees Millburn patients from across the township — Millburn Center residents, families along Millburn Avenue, the Wyoming section, and patients near the South Mountain Reservation. Many Millburn families come to Sage because the appointment availability at primary care offices and Saint Barnabas-affiliated practices can be tight, and we're a faster option than the Mall area medical facilities. The Millburn train station area generates a steady volume of commuter walk-ins.
Schools and student athletes from Millburn
Sage regularly sees Millburn High School Millers student athletes, plus Millburn Middle School students. Millburn's elementary schools (Glenwood, Hartshorn, Deerfield, South Mountain, Wyoming) feed up to MHS and we see athletes from all of them for NJSIAA sports physicals ($50, complete on-site with same-day form sign-off). We also see students from area private schools — Pingry, Newark Academy, and Oak Knoll among them.
Insurance for Millburn residents
Sage Urgent Care accepts most major insurance plans used by Millburn residents — Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield Horizon NJ, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, Medicare, and many others. Self-pay rates are available for uninsured patients: most visits run $150–$200, sports physicals are $50, DOT physicals are $90–$120. See our full accepted insurance list.
Urgent care for Millburn — FAQs
About 6 miles, 12 to 14 minutes via Route 24 West or Springfield Avenue west through Summit.
For non-emergency walk-in care, generally yes — and we don't charge ER-level fees. For severe emergencies, Saint Barnabas is the appropriate destination; call 911 if needed.
No. Walk in any day from 8 AM to 8 PM.
Yes. The NJ-approved athletic physical form we complete is accepted by Millburn High and all NJ schools. $50 self-pay rate, no appointment, walk-in.
Yes — both, along with Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, Medicare, and most other major plans.
Yes — every Saturday, Sunday, and major holiday, 8 AM to 8 PM.
369 Springfield Avenue, Berkeley Heights, NJ 07922. Free on-site parking. From Millburn, you're 12 to 14 minutes west via Route 24 or Springfield Avenue.
Yes — digital X-ray on site with same-day reading. No referral needed for sprains, suspected fractures, or other musculoskeletal injuries.
Common services for Millburn patients
Sage Urgent Care offers a full range of services for Millburn families: · Illness treatment· Injury treatment· Testing & diagnostics· Wellness & physicals
Walk in any day, 8 AM to 8 PM
No appointment needed. We're at 369 Springfield Avenue in Berkeley Heights — 6.0 miles (12–14 minutes) from Millburn.
This article is for general information only. If you're experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.