Infections
Sore throats and strep, flu and COVID, sinus infections, ear infections, urinary tract infections, pink eye, and skin infections.
Sick or hurt? Book a time online or call, evenings and weekends included, and be seen by a board-certified family physician — not whoever is on shift.
Most of what sends people to an urgent care is ordinary family medicine. These are the things I see for a $90 visit.
Sore throats and strep, flu and COVID, sinus infections, ear infections, urinary tract infections, pink eye, and skin infections.
Sprains and strains, a pulled muscle, and a back or neck that went out.
Come in. Most injuries turn out to be a sprain or strain. I examine using the evidence-based rules for when an x-ray is needed, and if you need one, I send you for a stat x-ray at ARA — there is no x-ray here.
Rashes, earwax that needs removing, and the “something isn’t right” visit that needs a doctor to sort out.
Trouble breathing, signs of a stroke, severe bleeding, a serious head injury, or anything that feels life-threatening: call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
Chest pain needs an EKG and a chest x-ray together, and there is no x-ray here. Go to an emergency room.
Ages 6 and up. For children under 6, see your pediatrician or a pediatric urgent care.
Most urgent care runs on a sign-in sheet: you show up and wait your turn. Here you book a 30-minute visit and come at that time. If none of the open times work, call, and I’ll tell you whether to come in.
1300 W Koenig Ste 140, Austin, TX 78756. Call (512) 363-9043 — I answer it myself when I’m not with a patient.
About 30 minutes with the doctor. In-office tests and routine supplies, like gauze and dressings, are included.
When a visit needs supplies beyond the routine, those are added at what they cost me.
If you decide to become a member, the visit fee is credited toward your first membership bill. After that, visits are included at $90 a month.
On Medicare? The $90 price doesn’t apply to you. Traditional Medicare and Medicare Advantage PPO plans are billed for the visit the usual way. How Medicare works here.
During clinic hours — weekdays 7 a.m.–1 p.m. and from 3 p.m. (until 7 Mon, Thu; until 5 Tue, Wed, Fri), and 9 a.m.–3 p.m. Saturday and Sunday — a call is usually fastest: (512) 363-9043. Outside those hours the phone is off, so leave your number below and I’ll ring you back when we open. For anything non-medical, email works too: brentwoodfp@proton.me. Please keep medical details out of email — it isn’t secure, and we’ll take those on the call.
Tell us who you are and what it’s about, and we’ll call you back during clinic hours — including for anything that came to mind at 9 p.m., when the phone’s off. There’s deliberately no message box: email isn’t secure enough for medical details, so we’ll take those on the call.