We are currently seeing a high volume of patients due to the recent spike of COVID-19 in our communities, which is causing longer than regular wait times to see a provider. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your patience. Our teams are doing their best to treat every patient well.
We continue to provide COVID-19 testing, evaluations and offer the COVID-19 vaccine. Need a test, click HERE. If you are experiencing a life-threatening condition, call 911 or seek emergency medical care by going to your nearest hospital emergency room immediately.
This location is offering COVID-19 Vaccine (Pfizer Vaccine) for age groups 12 and above. Check-In Online to schedule a reservation. We do not accept walk-ins for the vaccine.
Opened in 1982, the Texas MedClinic located at 11811 Blanco Road was the urgent care pioneer’s first location.
Since that time, Texas MedClinic has opened 12 additional locations in San Antonio and six across the region, including New Braunfels, Spring Branch, Austin, and Round Rock.
With a diverse team of highly trained medical professionals and urgent care doctors, we treat minor emergencies like cuts, broken bones, allergies, stomach aches, headaches, rashes, fever, and sore throats. For over 39 years, Texas MedClinic has been the family urgent care location of choice for treating Life’s Little Emergencies.
We understand that when you are sick or injured, you want to be seen by a provider immediately. Texas MedClinic’s convenient urgent care clinics are prepared to see you on a walk-in basis, no appointment necessary. We also provide a simple and convenient appointment check-in platform to set up your Texas MedClinic appointments from your phone, on-the-go, or before you head to work. Save time and Check-In ONLINE.
Here is what patients are saying about Texas MedClinic on Blanco:
“Caring professional staff very prompt and thanks for the follow up call. P.A. addressed all my concerns.” – Candy P.
“Texas Med Clinic at Blanco and Parliament was unbelievably fast and efficient. Did everything online including the iPhone camera function for advance registration…insurance card, etc….Have to arrive 30” before appt … but I was in a patient room, vitals taken and nose swabbed ten minutes before my appointment time! Great PA gave a thorough exam today and I was rolling 50” after arriving!!!” – Dee C.
Texas MedClinic Founder Dr. Bernard T. Swift, Jr., a former emergency room physician, recognized the need to treat minor emergencies after hours when physician’s offices were closed, freeing hospital emergency rooms to take care of the severely injured and sick.
Yes. Our experienced and well-trained team of providers offer a variety of services including diagnostic computerized x-rays, splinting and suturing, and pain relief. Once initial treatment has taken place, a referral is provided to a specialized orthopedist. To learn more visit https://www.texasmedclinic.com/broken-bones-sprains-or-back-strain-do-i-go-to-the-er-or-urgent-care/
Yes. Texas MedClinic performs sports physicals. The exam includes medical history, recording height and weight, checking vital signs like blood pressure and heart rate, a vision test, and examination of vital organs checking heart, lungs, abdomen, ears, nose and throat. Physicians will also evaluate posture, joints, strength and flexibility.
“If a child doesn’t see a primary care physician or pediatrician regularly, a sports physical is an excellent opportunity to check in, monitoring growth and health concerns,” said Dr. Gude.
To learn more visit https://www.texasmedclinic.com/why-sports-physicals-are-important/
All 19 clinics offer Department of Transportation (DOT), as well as Non-DOT drug tests, including: Rapid (same day) drug tests, urine/hair specimen collections, personal drug tests, breath alcohol tests. Special drug panels are available on request.
Yes. Texas MedClinic continues to offer rapid COVID-19 testing that provides results in 15 minutes. PCR and antibody tests are also available. Check-in online here.
Yes. Texas MedClinic has created a silica exam process based on OSHA guidelines. To learn more visit https://www.texasmedclinic.com/five-facts-about-silica-medical-exams-and-testing/
