Urgent care doesn't have everything a hospital/ER has. One example is checking for blood clots/markers of a heart attack. I was worried once and went to Urgent

Urgent care doesn't have everything a hospital/ER has. One example is checking for blood clots/markers of a heart attack. I was worried once and went to Urgent Care (trying to save money, my last two ER visits for this exact same check, which was basically me sitting in ER for two blood draws and an X-Ray over 3 hours, which turned out to be nothing, was $1300+ each), and Urgent Care said they could do an EKG but for the rest I'd have to go to ER.