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The North East Regional Urgent Care Association (NERUCA) was the first regional chapter of UCA. This partnership combines UCA’s national strength with NERUCA’s local representation throughout Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New Hampshire, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, and Vermont.
The mission of the California Urgent Care Association (CalUCA) is to support the ongoing success of our membership through strong advocacy and education and to promote Urgent Care as a patient-oriented, accessible, and cost-effective sector of our healthcare system. Urgent Care has grown to become an essential part of California’s healthcare delivery system.
The Southeast Regional Urgent Care Association represents the interests of Urgent Care in its eight member states: Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee. Representing their interests has become increasingly important in the face of legislative and regulatory attempts to negatively impact our practices across the Southeast.
The vision of the Urgent Care Association Egypt & MENA is to lead Urgent Care medicine in the Middle East and North Africa.
UCA MENA will promote Urgent Care medical concepts and best practices among healthcare professionals, and establish a network of Urgent Care team members and organizations in the region.
Members within our Chapter regions are automatically enrolled in their respective local chapter.
2023 NERUCA and CalUCA dues are now covered by UCA. Members in chapter areas will not be charged chapter dues.
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