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Texas MedClinic - Ingram / Loop 410 Location

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Texas MedClinic - Ingram / Loop 410 Location

Loop 410/Ingram Our Ingram clinic is just south of the Ingram Road exit off Loop 410, next to Bank of America.
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This location also houses one of our five ProSports Rehab locations for all your physical therapy needs.

07/13/2024

Kids' sports can get aggressive, but most of the injuries we see at urgent care actually happen during practice. That makes sense given the hours spent practicing versus the hours spent at a game.

But it means that doubling up on the same good game-day habits is important:
* Wear sunscreen.
* Warm up slowly.
* Drink more water.
* Wear the protective gear recommended for the sport (shin guards, mouth guards, helmets, etc.).
* Pay attention to signals from the body related to over-use, take it easy and check in at urgent care if pain persists.

And of course, be sure your child has had a sports physical! Learn more about why sports physicals are important here: texasmedclinic.com/about-sports-physicals/

07/12/2024

It’s travel season! No matter where your adventures take you, we hope you travel safely and in good health! Of course, there’s some sort of Murphy’s Law of Vacation that seems to land travelers in bed with the crud.

If this happens to you, remember that Texas MedClinic Urgent Care has clinics around the region and you can just walk in. It’s as easy as your home Texas MedClinic. Nowhere near home? Check out our telehealth services. Depending on the situation, we can help you get on with feeling better… hopefully before your vacation runs out! TexasMedClinic.com

07/04/2024

Happy 4th of July from all of us at Texas MedClinic! We hope you have a fun-filled day ahead. Please remember to celebrate safely and to be sure you're drinking lots of water. The combination of heat, sun and a long day can create dangerous conditions for dehydration, heat stroke and heat exhaustion.

* Learn what to watch for and what to do in the case of heat-related illness here. texasmedclinic.com/heat-stroke-heat-exhaustion-rashes-and-burns/
* Learn more about dehydration symptoms, go here: texasmedclinic.com/could-i-be-dehydrated/

Better yet, skip the risk with the 3 easy steps of: 1) shade, 2) water and 3) sunscreen!

06/25/2024

Young athletes are tough – especially when they love their sport. Player-on-player injuries are hard to anticipate and avoid, but some of the most common sports-related injuries can be prevented with three easy habits:

1. Warm up: Yes, they’re flexible and fit, but even kids need a gentle warm-up before hard play. Slow pre-play drills or stretches like arm swings, quad stretches, lunges and toe taps are examples.
2. Cross-train: Mixing it up helps distribute physical demand across the body. Some sports are especially good combinations, like soccer and track.
3. Drink water: Young athletes should begin play fully hydrated and drink 4-12 ounces of water every 15 minutes, with the variation depending on temperature and the child’s age. Tip: 4 big gulps from a fountain is about 4 ounces of fluid. Learn how to watch for dehydration here texasmedclinic.com/could-i-be-dehydrated/.
4. Have a sports physical. Walk in to any of our clinics: texasmedclinic.com. Learn more about sports physicals on our blog: texasmedclinic.com/about-sports-physicals/.

06/20/2024

Each year, we learn more about our imperfect history... and how together we can build a more just and equitable future. Today is Juneteenth, a time to commemorate this date in 1865, when enslaved Black people in Texas were finally informed of their freedom more than two years after the Emancipation Proclamation was signed. We hope you will join us in joyfully celebrating Black freedom and resilience today.

06/14/2024

It's bright out there! This is the perfect time to remind you about the importance of sun protection for your eyes as the UV exposure climbs during summer months. If you’re not in the habit of wearing sunglasses every time you’re outside, we hope you’ll start.

No matter what style you prefer, be sure you opt for glasses that protect from UV-A and UV-B rays. Whether you’re at the gas station or a fancy sunglass shop, don’t assume this level of protection. If the glasses aren’t labeled with that protection, they probably don’t have it. Get more great eye and summer safety tips on our blog: https://www.texasmedclinic.com/6-ways-to-avoid-a-summertime-visit-to-urgent-care/

06/07/2024

Right in time for summer sports, we're bringing back our easy-peasy, walk-right-in, low-cost sports physical special! It's a great way for you to check out our walk-in urgent care clinics, too. Take the stress out of summer and walk right in. Find your location and price on our website: TexasMedClinic.com/locations/

06/05/2024

At Texas MedClinic we’re celebrating Pride Month by reasserting our commitment to caring for and celebrating each person in the LGBTQ+ community. As employers and health care providers this means we:

1. Recognize the contributions LGBTQ+ team members make to our organization every day – and have made for many years.

2. Dedicate ourselves to building and maintaining a culture and environment in which everyone is comfortable being their authentic self at work.

3. Acknowledge an additional responsibility to understand and address the health disparities faced by our LGBTQ+ patients. These disparities are often exacerbated by the challenges LGBTQ+ individuals face in accessing care.

At Texas MedClinic, we will never discriminate against, refuse care or provide lesser treatment to any individual who comes to us for help. We are united by our compassion, kindness and commitment to providing care that is personal to every one of our patients. TexasMedClinic.com

05/24/2024

We changed today’s name a bit, adding that (or Cry). Seriously, we see so many painful sunburns and associated illness during the summer months. We’d love to spare you the pain and the damage it does to your skin. So check out our articles on sunscreen and sunglasses here: texasmedclinic.com/6-ways-to-avoid-a-summertime-visit-to-urgent-care and what you should know about heat-related illnesses here: texasmedclinic.com/heat-stroke-heat-exhaustion-rashes-and-burns/.

05/17/2024

Now that many of us have weather apps on our phones that show the UV index, it’s time to “shine some light” on what the scale means. These days, the UV level is just about always 3 or higher, which means you need sun protection. Wear sunscreen and sunglasses, and seek shade to avoid exposure. Learn more on our blog, here: texasmedclinic.com/6-ways-to-avoid-a-summertime-visit-to-urgent-care

05/06/2024

Happy Nurse’s Week to everyone with an “N” in their title! We are grateful for everything our nurses -- LPNs to DNPs -- bring to the job each day, from compassion to medical expertise. If you’re already part of our team, we offer an extra loud THANK YOU – we couldn’t provide such a high level of care without you. If you’re not yet part of the Texas MedClinic team, we’re growing and hiring in multiple locations. Go to www.texasmedclinic.com/team/

05/03/2024

Even in spring we see a lot of people for insect bites. Texas MedClinic offers tips for caring for insect bites and stings and when to head to urgent care here: texasmedclinic.com/what-to-do-when-summer-bugs-bite/. Also, if you or someone in your home uses an EpiPen, now is the time to be sure you know where it is and that everyone knows how to use it!

04/23/2024

Over the past decade, urgent care clinics have become a go-to resource for people who are injured or become ill on the job for many reasons:
* Walk right in!
* We're here when you need us.
* We “get” injuries and illness – quickly.
* Full range of testing, vaccines and more!

Read more about urgent care and occupational health on our blog: texasmedclinic.com/hurt-or-sick-on-the-job/

04/16/2024

Working in an urgent care clinic, we see a fair number of people in pajamas. Especially little kids. So, it took us a bit to figure out why so many people are wearing their PJs today – and wearing them everywhere! Now we know: It’s National Wear Your Pajamas to Work Day.

We’ll be sticking with our scrubs, but it seems like a good time to answer a common question: “Do I need to get dressed to go to urgent care?” Nope! We don’t care what you’re wearing. We just want to help you feel better! Not feeling great? Walk in. TexasMedClinic.com

04/11/2024

It’s National Pet Day and we’re here to tell you that pets can be dangerous. AND they’re also very good for your health. (Like many things, both facts can be true.)

First the good: Pets are good for their humans. They lower blood pressure, ease anxiety and depression and encourage physical activity. (Though cats, hamsters, fish and the like are not as likely to get you out for a walk as a dog.)

On the other hand, you wouldn’t believe how many people end up in urgent care because of pet mishaps. From being wound up in leashes, tripped up on toys, and knocked on noses during play, we’ve seen – and helped out with – it all. Still, we can’t imagine life without an animal pal. So from all of us, Happy Pet Day! TexasMedClinic.com

03/29/2024

Whether your post-hibernation injury ultimately needs urgent care or not, start with RICE! A simple first aid technique, the RICE protocol is often all it takes to reduce swelling, ease pain and speed healing. But even if pain or swelling is still around after two days and you need urgent care, RICE at onset contributes to better long-term outcomes. Learn more in this month's blog! TexasMedClinic.com/coming-out-of-hibernation-safely/

03/20/2024

As soon as the sun shines, Texas MedClinic Urgent Care begin to see more patients with injuries of all sorts -- especially strains, sprains and breaks. When spring comes along and people go from “0 to 60” on the activity scale, it can create all sorts of issues. Learn more here: texasmedclinic.com/coming-out-of-hibernation-safely/

If you’re emerging from your winter den, be sure to gradually increase your activity level and listen to your body to avoid injuries. “Overuse” injuries like shin splints are common but you can avoid them by warming up, easing in and taking rest days. If you stumble, slip or end up on the wrong end of a tackle, we’re here to help. Walk in and we’ll treat you well. TexasMedClinic.com

03/20/2024

Did you know? When you feel a cough come on, taking small breaths through only your nose might calm the cough reflex. Learn more about coughs and tips to ease them on our blog: TexasMedClinic.com/tips-and-tricks-for-that-persistent-cough/

03/15/2024

The symptoms of Flu A, Flu B, RSV and COVID-19 are similar to each other, but can present differently for each person. Isolating which virus made you ill is the first step to treatment that gets you back on your feet as quickly as possible. Walk-in to Texas MedClinic Urgent Care for a quick test for all four illnesses, so we can get you on the road to recovery.

03/12/2024

Nooooo.... don't mythbust the chicken soup! Seriously, there are some things that help us feel better but don't actually address the root problem. This blog takes on some myths of late winter wellness... and when a visit to a medical professional might be a good idea. TexasMedClinic.com/8-winter-wellness-myths/

Address

6570 Ingram Road
San Antonio, TX
78238

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 11pm
Tuesday	8am - 11pm
Wednesday	8am - 11pm
Thursday	8am - 11pm
Friday	8am - 11pm
Saturday	8am - 11pm
Sunday	8am - 11pm

Telephone

+12105205588

Website

https://www.texasmedclinic.com/location/ingram-loop-410/

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