Urgent and Same-Day Care Walk-ins Welcome!

Our same day care team is here for you with a number of options:

Walk-in Urgent Care Hours
Urgent Care Online Scheduling
Alvin
Angleton DBB
Galveston
Lake Jackson
League City
Texas City
Webster
Do I need an appointment for urgent care at UTMB Health?
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What ages do you treat at UTMB Urgent Care?
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Can I get lab tests at UTMB Health Urgent Care?
Do you provide sports, school, or work physicals?
Can I receive vaccinations at UTMB Health Urgent Care?
What should I bring to my urgent care visit?

  Make an appointment online and reduce the wait!

Urgent Care Scheduling: While there may still be a wait, decrease your wait in the clinic by scheduling online. If no time slots are available we offer walk-in hours and we will see you as quickly as possible.

IMPORTANT:

  • All Urgent Care clinics serve adults and children.
  • Pediatric and adult time slots IN GALVESTON are separate. Be sure to read the RED title above the available times to choose the correct type of provider. Any adults scheduled into pediatric slots may need rescheduling.
  • Always confirm the correct clinic location by double-checking the appointment confirmation page.
  • Walk in Radiology for x-ray services are available at all of our Urgent Care clinics.
Clinic phone numbers, hours and locations
 URGENT CARE OR ER? Not sure? Read the guide.
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When to visit the Urgent Care Clinic

No one gets sick on a schedule. For those times when a primary care provider is not available, including after-hours and on weekends, we're still here to help!

Visit Urgent Care for a wide range of health issues and conditions including:

  • Abdominal pain - mild
  • Allergic reactions - mild to moderate
  • Asthma attacks - mild to moderate
  • Colds, coughs & flu
  • COVID-19 symptoms ()
  • Dehydration or heat exhaustion
  • Ear and eye infections
  • Fever
  • Minor burns
  • Minor eye injuries
  • Minor fractures
  • Scrapes, minor cuts and bruises
  • Sinus infections
  • Skin infections and rashes
  • Sore throat
  • Sports injuries, falls, sprains & strains
  • Urinary tract infections
  • Vomiting & diarrhea

It's always best to go to your primary care provider when you need to be seen for both routine care or a health concern. Call your clinic first, same-day appointments may be available.

Find a Primary Care Clinic & Schedule Online Now!

  Urgent Care Locations & Information

Urgent Care, Alvin
Urgent Care, Angleton DBB
Urgent Care, Galveston
Urgent Care, Lake Jackson
Urgent Care, League City Campus
Urgent Care, Texas City
Urgent Care, Webster

Walk-ins are welcome, and for added convenience, we also offer the option of easy online scheduling:

Urgent Care Online Scheduling

  • ALL Urgent Care

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From firework burns to jellyfish stings, Dr. Urvashi Barua-Nath, medical director with the Pediatric Emergency Medicine Department at the UTMB Health Clear Lake Campus shared how to respond in these situations during a recent interview with Houston Moms.