Find 24 hour urgent care clinics across Texas — open now with no appointment needed. Browse 73 cities below to see clinic locations, hours, insurance and Medicaid acceptance, and contact info for same-day and late-night care.
Many accept Texas Medicaid, Medicare, and major PPO/HMO plans; call to confirm
Typical cost
$100–$200 without insurance for a basic exam
Conditions treated
Cold, flu, injuries, infections, rashes, UTIs, and more
Health Considerations in Texas
Texas's vast geographic and climatic diversity — from the humid Gulf Coast to the arid West Texas desert to the temperate Hill Country — means urgent care needs vary significantly by region, but extreme summer heat is a near-universal concern: Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio regularly record heat index values above 105°F from June through September. Cedar fever — an intense allergic reaction to mountain cedar pollen — affects millions of Central Texas residents from November through February, making it one of the most distinctive and severe allergy seasons in the country.