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The Benefits of Ketamine Infusions for Long Term Care

On October 19, 2021 / Urgent Care Services / Leave a comment

If ever the conversation about anxiety, depression and PTSD came to the surface, it is in these days in which we live right now, and the benefits of ketamine infusions have become a popular solution. The past 18 months have impacted pretty much everyone in our neighborhoodsRead more →

College Physicals: What Should Students Expect?

On August 17, 2021 / Urgent Care Services / Leave a comment

Getting a physical before the school year begins has become routine for elementary, middle and high school students, but many may not be aware of the rules for college physicals. Each college and university can have different requirements for students having physicals before attending classes. The bestRead more →

Getting Sports Physicals and Exams at an Urgent Care Center

On August 5, 2021 / Urgent Care Services / Leave a comment

Sports physicals have become the status quo for young school-aged athletes, recreational athletes, and even professional athletes. Every year more school districts and competitive sports teams are requiring a sports physical be completed before an athlete will be allowed to play or compete. This allows an individualRead more →

What to Do in the Event of An Asthma Attack

On July 22, 2021 / Urgent Care Services / Leave a comment

It is estimated that one out of every twelve people in the United States have asthma, which is approximately twenty-five million plus individuals, and many don’t know what to do in the event of an asthma attack. Asthma is a serious condition that can be life-threatening andRead more →

What Are The Top 5 Signs of Heat Stroke

On July 1, 2021 / Urgent Care Services / Leave a comment

Houstonians are not strangers to the powerful Texas heat that typically arrives in late spring and can last well into the fall. July and August in the Lone Star State can bring particularly hot temperatures that prompt local weather forecasters to review the top 5 signs ofRead more →

I’m Vaccinated, Now What? Safety After The COVID-19 Vaccine

On June 23, 2021 / COVID-19 / Leave a comment

For those that are fortunate enough to be completely vaccinated against COVID-19, there can be an immense sense of relief followed by the sentiment of, “I’m vaccinated, now what?” While medical experts say that being fully vaccinated is a big step towards protecting yourself against the coronavirus,Read more →

PCR Testing in The Woodlands: What You Need To Know

On June 17, 2021 / COVID-19 / Leave a comment

When it comes to detecting the presence of coronavirus, PCR testing is widely considered the gold standard by many healthcare professionals. As the pandemic has progressed, testing sites and opportunities have continued to grow. For those residents living in Montgomery county, PCR testing in The Woodlands isRead more →

15 Minute Molecular PCR Testing Now Available, Perfect for Traveling

On June 3, 2021 / COVID-19 / Leave a comment

As testing for coronavirus becomes more available, there are a number of different types to choose from, including antigen based, molecular based, fast results, slower results, etc. With so many options it can make knowing what kind of test to get feel a bit overwhelming. However, withRead more →

Difference Between the Flu Vaccine and the COVID Vaccine

On April 13, 2021 / COVID-19 / Leave a comment

At what appeared to be the initial onset of coronavirus within the United States, a comparison between the flu and COVID-19 was a part of the conversation. However, despite some initial reports by media, the medical community says there are some critical distinctions between these diseases, asRead more →

What are the Differences in COVID Tests?

On April 5, 2021 / COVID-19 / Leave a comment

These days, we all have been hearing about the differences in COVID tests that we can receive. Depending on the circumstances, there’s a way to find out if you test positive or negative in as little as 15 minutes or as long as 5-7 days. But whichRead more →