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Monday 8am - 8pm Tuesday 8am - 8pm Wednesday 8am - 8pm Thursday 8am - 8pm Friday 8am - 8pm Saturday 9am - 5pm Sunday 9am - 5pm

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Texas MedClinic - Memorial Blvd Location, 8465 Memorial Boulevard 300, Port Arthur, TX (2025)

07/21/2025

There's something extra frustrating about summer illnesses 😤 Missing out on those golden sunset evenings, weekend adventures, and precious family moments? It just hits different than winter sniffles! ☀️➡️🤧

That's exactly WHY we're here at Texas MedClinic Urgent Care. 💙 We don't just rush you through the door – we treat every patient with the genuine kindness and compassion you deserve when life decides to throw you that unexpected curveball! ⚾️

One of our favorite ways to stay on track? Keeping a close eye on your reviews! 👀 Because when we nail that 5-star experience we're always striving for, feedback like this absolutely makes our day! ✨⭐️

“Thank goodness this clinic was open on Sundays. Badly injured my hand and they took great care of me. Cheers!” — Liberty Hill, Texas, 7/6/25

Summer bug got you down? Visit us today: https://www.texasmedclinic.com/

07/11/2025

🌡️☀️ Summer heat is no joke in Texas! With temps soaring into the high 90s and beyond, heat-related illnesses can develop quickly.

⚠️ Watch for warning signs: dizziness, heavy sweating, nausea, muscle cramps, confusion or rapid heartbeat, which can indicate dehydration, heat stroke or heat exhaustion.

Stay safe this summer:
💧 Drink 8-10 glasses of water daily (more if you're active!).
⏰ Plan outdoor activities for morning/evening.
🧴 Use SPF 30+ sunscreen daily — even on cloudy days.
🏠 Take frequent breaks in the AC or shade.

Don't ignore symptoms - if you're feeling unwell from the heat, head indoors and hydrate. Heat-related illnesses can quickly become dangerous, so if symptoms persist, visit Texas MedClinic Urgent Care for evaluation.

Stay cool, Texas, and read more tips for beating the heat on our blog at https://www.texasmedclinic.com/how-to-stay-safe-and-healthy-in-the-summer-heat/!

07/04/2025

Happy 4th of July from all of us at Texas MedClinic Urgent Care!

As you celebrate with family and friends this holiday weekend, please stay safe out there. Whether you're grilling, swimming, camping or watching fireworks, remember to stay hydrated, use sunscreen and keep those sparklers away from little hands (and dry vegetation)!

And don’t worry — if bugs, burns or dehydration do happen, we’re here for you. Thanks to the dedication of our incredible staff, we’re open all day today and throughout the holiday weekend.

Wishing everyone a safe and wonderful Independence Day!

06/30/2025

🏈⚽🏀 Sports season is coming - is your athlete ready?

Don't wait until the last minute to get your kiddo set up for an awesome year of sports! Sports physicals are required for most school teams, summer camps and recreational leagues - and they're more than just a formality. These important medical screenings can detect health conditions that could pose risks during physical activity.

✅ No appointment needed - just walk in!
✅ Extended hours 7 days a week.
✅ Complete forms on-site.
✅ Multiple locations.
✅ Experienced providers you can trust.

From medical history review to vision tests, we make the process quick and convenient for busy families. Get your sports physical done a few weeks before the season starts so there's time to address any issues.

Ready to get your athlete cleared for the field? Read our complete guide to sports physicals and find a location near you.

Learn more: https://www.texasmedclinic.com/sports-physicals-made-simple-at-urgent-care/

06/19/2025

Today we honor Juneteenth, commemorating June 19, 1865, when enslaved people in Texas finally learned of their freedom—more than two years after the Emancipation Proclamation.

At Texas MedClinic, we recognize this pivotal moment in American history and its ongoing significance. As healthcare providers, we're committed to serving all members of our community with dignity, respect and quality care.

Please join us and celebrate the resilience, contributions and rich heritage of the Black community, while continuing to work toward equity in healthcare access and beyond. Happy Juneteenth!

Learn more about this important day at https://juneteenth.com/.

Juneteenth flag designed by Ben Haith - https://seekflag.com/flag-of-juneteenth/, Fair use, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?curid=80127314

06/14/2025

JUNE IS NATIONAL SAFETY MONTH
June is National Safety Month, an annual observance created to promote workplace safety. But here at Texas MedClinic Urgent Care, we see ALL sorts of injuries and illnesses! That’s why we think this is a great time to remind you that safety is just as important while having fun in the sun as it is on the job.

On our blog, we’ve compiled 6 simple tricks to stay healthy and avoid urgent care this summer. So, click below to learn how to help your family avoid summertime mishaps, and share your own pointers for staying safe at home or while traveling this summer in the comments!

https://www.texasmedclinic.com/6-ways-to-avoid-a-summertime-visit-to-urgent-care/

06/06/2025

👶👨‍⚕️👵 From baby's first fever to grandpa's sprained wrist – we treat ALL ages under one roof!

Tired of wondering "Where can my WHOLE family get care when we need it NOW?"

✅ Toddlers to seniors — everyone’s welcome.
✅ Walk-ins welcome, or book online.
✅ 3 San Antonio locations open 24/7 + extended hours at all clinics.
✅ On-site X-rays & lab testing for instant answers.
✅ Trusted in Texas for more than 40 years.

Whether it's sports physicals, minor injuries or that sudden flu that hits the whole household, we've got your family covered when your regular doctor can't see you for days.

One clinic. All ages. Expert care.

👆 Read our complete guide to family-friendly urgent care and see why Texas families have trusted us for decades: https://www.texasmedclinic.com/urgent-care-services-for-all-ages/

05/30/2025

As National Nurses Month comes to a close, we're feeling all the feels! 🩺💙

To our incredible nursing team: you've bandaged more than wounds this month — you've wrapped our hearts in gratitude! From the early morning “It hurts here [waves to entire trunk]” to the "What exactly IS this?" that comes through our doors right before closing, you've been there to provide top-notch medical care and genuine comfort to our clients.

Thank you for your endless patience, your superhuman ability to remain calm in chaos and for making even the most nervous visitors feel like they're in safe hands — all while maintaining your sense of humor when asked "Is it normal that..." for the 100th time today!

Here's to our nurses, Texas MedClinic Corporate Offices's MVPs! (And to all our patients, be sure to give our nurses some love next time you stop by!)

05/26/2025

Memorial Day marks the unofficial start of summer. But as we gather with friends and family to enjoy the long weekend, we encourage everyone to also take time to honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice to safeguard our freedoms.

All of us at Texas MedClinic Urgent Care pay our respects to those who lost their lives in service, thank our veterans for their dedication to our country, and hold in our thoughts all Gold Star families.

Wishing everyone a safe and meaningful Memorial Day weekend.

05/13/2025

Allergies, flu, sprains & bites are abloom this season. Let us treat what’s itching you and put the spring back in your step!

For more information, visit https://www.texasmedclinic.com/ today!

05/12/2025

🥵 Exercising in the Texas heat? Don't ignore the warning signs of dehydration:

· Extreme thirst.
· Dizziness.
· Dark urine.
· Rapid heartbeat.
· Confusion.

At Texas MedClinic Corporate Offices, we provide fast, effective treatment for dehydration, from rehydration therapy to IV fluids. Plus, we can help you learn how to prevent future episodes. After all, it’s only getting hotter for the next few months! Your safety comes first! 💧

Learn more at: https://www.texasmedclinic.com/urgent-care-for-sports-related-dehydration/

04/22/2025

🫁 Struggling to breathe? Know when an asthma flare-up requires urgent care. Our latest blog helps you recognize warning signs that shouldn't be ignored. Don't wait until it's an emergency - learn the difference between when it's okay to manage at home and when to seek medical help. Your lungs will thank you! Read more now: https://www.texasmedclinic.com/asthma-flare-ups-when-to-visit-urgent-care/

01/31/2025

Feel better faster by heading to Urgent Care sooner than later. From injuries to illnesses, we can help. Wondering about symptoms, at-home care or other health topics? Head to our health blog to read up: texasmedclinic.com/news/

$"What could possibly go wrong?" they said. So much. So fast. Head this way for help with sprains, strains, fractures and...$

12/13/2024

"What could possibly go wrong?" they said. So much. So fast. Head this way for help with sprains, strains, fractures and cuts that the holidays throw your way. Better yet, avoid an urgent care visit in the first place: Check out our holiday safety tips here: TexasMedClinic.com/when-to-get-help-burns-cuts-and-food-poisoning/

12/06/2024

Whether it’s sharp toy packaging, paring knives gone awry, hot pans or tippy ladders, the holidays are responsible for a lot of urgent care visits. Before the season gets scary, be sure you know where your closest Texas MedClinic Urgent Care is: TexasMedClinic.com/locations/

11/28/2024

For many, it's a holiday weekend, full of bustle and fun. But if you're down with an illness or your holiday prep took a wrong term and you're hurting, remember that Texas MedClinic urgent care is here to help, with convenient hours. Just walk in and feel better. TexasMedClinic.com

11/22/2024

Delaying medical care can be uncomfortable and potentially even dangerous. And it’s unnecessary: Texas MedClinic Urgent Care is here to help. Our clinics have become the answer for what to do when you can’t be seen by your primary care provider. In some areas where access to traditional medical care is especially tight, clinics like ours have become the first stop for patients and they have become accustomed to the convenience of walking right into a clinic they trust.

Learn more on our blog at texasmedclinic.com/no-pcp-urgent-care-can-help or find a clinic near you: TexasMedClinic.com

11/15/2024

Sort out your symptoms with an easy trip to urgent care. Attentive care and testing will help you feel better faster. Visit our Health Blog at texasmedclinic.com/news/ for useful health facts, or head this way: TexasMedClinic.com.

11/08/2024

You still have time to protect your loved ones! The flu vaccine takes about two weeks to be effective. You can walk in to Texas MedClinic today and know you’re helping keep your family safe – especially those who are under age 5, over 65 or have asthma, diabetes or heart disease. Walk right in. TexasMedClinic.com

10/31/2024

Boo! We love the excuse to take a break from the truly scary stuff of life, to celebrate Halloween. From all of us at Texas MedClinic, we hope you have a safe and just-the-right-amount-of-not-very-scary Halloween. TexasMedClinic.com

10/25/2024

We’re often asked whether it’s better to suppress stomach symptoms like diarrhea and vomiting, or to let nature take its course. Stomach issues can be caused by a number of things, some of them more serious than others. Walk in to Texas MedClinic Urgent Care for diagnosis and treatment tips. TexasMedClinic.com

10/18/2024

Ah, the misery of COVID… Right when you thought it had become routine, we have news for you: Those stomach symptoms might be COVID. In fact, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea and abdominal pain appear in up to half of COVID cases and sometimes can be the only symptom, appearing without the classic respiratory symptoms we’ve all learned to expect. Get to the root of your tummy issues. Walk right in to Texas MedClinic. TexasMedClinic.com

10/10/2024

Kids, especially young kids, are very prone to rashes, which can quickly spread among friends, classmates and siblings. Because of the likelihood of spreading infection and to minimize the discomfort related to rashes, it’s a good idea to head to Texas MedClinic Urgent Care with a rash. Learn more on our blog and walk right in. texasmedclinic.com/am-i-contagious-how-to-know/

10/04/2024

Cold, flu and COVID-19 symptoms look a lot alike, making it hard to know for sure which virus you’ve contracted (yes, colds are viruses too). All are contagious, but they can wreak havoc in different ways – and have very different treatment options. Because of this, we encourage early testing if you feel the telltale signs, and if in doubt, stay home. Learn more on our blog, and of course, Texas MedClinic Urgent Care is always here for testing. Walk right in. texasmedclinic.com/am-i-contagious-how-to-know/

10/01/2024

Back-to-school time comes with its own set of fun... and the inevitable arrival of illnesses that appear with cooler temperatures. We’re here to help you with whatever yucky symptoms catch up with your kiddos (or you!).

Walk right in. (And yes, we have the all-in-one, easy swab test to let you know right away if you’re dealing with Flu or COVID.) Find a Texas MedClinic near you. https://www.texasmedclinic.com/locations/

09/27/2024

Nearly every illness is contagious at some point. Our September blog addresses the most common illnesses and the general guidelines for when they are contagious and when to stay home from work and school. Check it out: texasmedclinic.com/am-i-contagious-how-to-know/
Need help? Walk right in to TexasMedClinic.com

09/20/2024

Although 98.6F is the ‘normal’ temperature, it’s common for it to vary from 97-99 depending on age and how the temperature is taken. Lower temps are common for those 64 and over.

For everyone three months and up, the simplest way to take a temperature is using a digital temporal (forehead) thermometer, but an oral thermometer works well too. (They’re just not recommended for children under four years.) Though you might remember having your temperature taken under your armpit, that method isn’t as accurate. If your reading shows a temperature of 99.5-100.3, it’s considered a low-grade fever. Over 100.5 is a strong signal that something’s wrong.

This blog offers guidance for when it's okay to take a fever reducer (and which to choose), and when to head to Texas MedClinic Urgent Care: texasmedclinic.com/tylenol-bayer-advil-and-aleve-whats-the-difference/

09/13/2024

Although it’s not yet the height of cough season, winter illnesses aren't the only cough culprit. Many people experience cough as a side effect of a cold or allergies – usually because of sinus drainage that aggravates the throat. In case you find yourself coughing before summer sets, we’re bringing back our “Hacks for a hacking cough” blog. This article discusses when a lingering cough should get medical attention. texasmedclinic.com/tips-and-tricks-for-that-persistent-cough/ Need help? Walk right in: TexasMedClinic.com

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