Companies in The United States
As of the end of 2007, the top ten convenient care clinic operators in the United States were:
| Clinic Name | Parent Store |
| MinuteClinic | CVS |
| TakeCareClinic | Walgreens |
| TheLittleClinic | |
| RediClinic | |
| Corner Care Clinic | |
| Target Clinic | Target |
| Checkups | |
| Aurora Quickcare | |
| Healthstop (SmartCare) | |
| Curaquick |
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