Walk-in Urgent Care Clinic in Houston, TX

For non-emergency medical needs such as routine check-ups, chronic condition management, follow-up consultations, physical examinations, and immunizations, we recommend scheduling an appointment. This ensures that you experience minimal wait times and receive personalized care. This is particularly beneficial for patients with chronic conditions requiring regular monitoring or those who need specialist consultations.

If you have urgent but non-life-threatening medical issues, you can walk into our clinic during business hours. We can handle conditions such as sprains or strains, minor cuts or burns, colds or flu, urinary tract infections, and ear infections. We make every effort to attend to our walk-in patients as swiftly as possible, but please bear in mind that patients with appointments will be prioritized. Walk-in patients are seen on a first-come, first-served basis.

For patients dropping in without an appointment, wait times are usually shorter in the morning and early afternoon. As the day progresses into evening and peak hours, wait times can increase. This is particularly true during cold and flu season. Weekends and holidays also typically see longer wait times.

• Identification and Insurance Information: Your identification is a crucial item. This could be a driver’s license, passport, or any other government-issued ID. This helps our healthcare providers confirm your identity and access any necessary health records. If you have an insurance card, please bring it along. This helps our administrative staff process your insurance information and determine the payment process. Even if you’ve visited Memorial Primary & Urgent Care before, it’s advisable to have your insurance card and a method of payment to cover co-pays or uninsured portions of your visit every time.
• Medical History and Records: Please provide a list of medications you are currently taking, including the dosage and frequency. This includes prescription medications, over-the-counter drugs, vitamins, and herbal supplements. It’s essential to inform your healthcare provider at Memorial Primary & Urgent Care of any allergies you have to medications. If you’ve been referred by another healthcare provider, please bring along any referral documentation. If you’ve had recent tests or medical procedures related to your current health issue, bring those reports as well.
• Personal Items: Consider bringing comfortable clothing and shoes, personal hygiene items like a toothbrush and deodorant, and snacks or a light meal if necessary. A book, magazine, or electronic device with headphones can also be useful for entertainment during your wait at. Lastly, remember to bring a pen and a notepad. You may need to jot down instructions from your healthcare provider, especially if they involve taking medications or following specific care instructions.

When you visit Memorial Primary & Urgent Care, we ensure that your treatment doesn’t end when you leave our clinic. Our follow-up services are an integral part of our care, ensuring your recovery is proceeding as expected and there are no complications from your initial treatment.

The first step in our follow-up process may involve one of our medical professionals contacting you to check on your progress. This contact is usually scheduled a few days after your initial visit and might be via a phone call, email, or even a telemedicine consultation. These check-ins provide an opportunity to discuss your progress, answer your questions, or provide additional guidance. We may also ask you to complete a survey about your experience at our clinic.

Depending on your condition, such as persistent infections or injuries, we may schedule follow-up appointments at our clinic. These appointments allow us to monitor your healing process, prescribe additional treatment, or adjust your medications. If your condition requires ongoing treatment, we’ll schedule subsequent visits for you. For example, if you’ve been diagnosed with a bacterial infection, you may need to return for antibiotic injections.

If your condition requires long-term care or is more serious, our staff can provide referrals. We have a network of healthcare providers to whom we can refer you, including primary care physicians, specialists, physiotherapists, or mental health experts. Depending on your diagnosis, this could involve appointments with cardiologists, dermatologists, or orthopedic surgeons.

At Memorial Primary & Urgent Care, we leverage modern technology to offer online patient portals where you can access your medical records, communicate with us, and schedule appointments. This platform facilitates follow-up care and reduces the need for additional office visits.

If you require medication, we can provide the necessary prescriptions. These can be filled at our in-clinic pharmacy, or at a pharmacy of your choice. Our staff can also offer guidance on proper medication use and possible side effects.

At Memorial Primary & Urgent Care, we make quality healthcare accessible with our convenient walk-in clinic in Houston, TX. Led by Dr. Maria Coimbra, MD, our dedicated team provides thorough evaluations and reliable treatment for non-life-threatening conditions—no appointment necessary. For more information, contact us or schedule an appointment online. We are conveniently located at 14629 Memorial Drive, Houston, TX 77079. We serve patients from Houston TX, West University Place TX, Bellaire TX, Jacinto City TX, Galena Park TX, and South Houston, TX.