Downtown Urgent Care (DUC) opened its doors in early 2009, at The Truman Building in the heart of Saint Louis, at 916 Olive Street, 4 blocks south of the Dome (Rams Football) and Americas Center, 4 blocks north of the Ballpark, (Cardinals Baseball) 4 blocks east of the Scottrade Center (Blues Hockey), and 7 blocks west of the Gateway Arch. Serving the Downtown community and metropolitan Saint Louis' need for walk-in / urgent care, DUC was created with the aim of providing the highest quality urgent medical care in a professional, friendly and time-efficient manner. DUC works with patients' primary care physicians, specialists and the local emergency rooms to ensure patients receive top quality care and follow-up. An increasing percentage of our patient visits are from returning patients and patient recommendations, which we hope is testament to the quality, convenience and affordability of the urgent care service we provide.
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