While many internists agree that every allergy season in Houston is a “bad allergy season,” some allergy and immunology specialists from Baylor College of Medicine believe the ongoing cleanup and mold growth following Hurricane Harvey, combined with record temperatures, will add insult to injury for allergy sufferers.
Sarah has insurance just in case. Suddenly, the moment arises and she’s in need of urgent care. Her primary doctor is unavailable so after calling her insurance, she finds a hospital ER in network and receives the care she needs.
This is the season to enjoy spending time with friends and family, not time at the Urgent Care. Although we always love seeing our patients, we thought you might appreciate some suggestions that might help you avoid a trip to Next Level Urgent Care over the holidays.
Not many of us like shots and parents especially hate to subject their children to them. So it seemed like a dream come true for many parents when FluMist first hit the market in 2003 as an alternative to the annual flu shots.
Returning back to school in the fall is exciting. It means back to schedules, learning, friends, and sports. Getting back into sports after a long break means that injuries may be more likely to occur if proper precautions are not taken.
With Zika in the media so much lately... it is important to know the real facts! Zika virus has been a widely discussed health concern recently...
Nowadays, everyone is looking to have a physically and mentally healthy lifestyle. Some of us try to do this by...
There are some huge advantages to going to a walk-in clinic in Houston. The benefits are especially noticeable when you...
There are now over 11,000 walk in clinics in the United States, and nearly 9,000 of them are urgent care clinics.
By taking patients who are would normally go to an ER for non-life threatening illnesses or accidents, an urgent care...
