Urgent & acute care — ages 6 and up

Urgent care from a family doctor, for $90.

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.

  • $90 a visit, in-office tests included
  • Strep, flu, COVID and urine tests, results while you’re here
  • By appointment — book a time instead of waiting
  • The visit fee counts toward membership if you join
What I see

The everyday sick and hurt

Most of what sends people to an urgent care is ordinary family medicine. These are the things I see for a $90 visit.

Infections

Sore throats and strep, flu and COVID, sinus infections, ear infections, urinary tract infections, pink eye, and skin infections.

Aches and injuries

Sprains and strains, a pulled muscle, and a back or neck that went out.

Could it be broken?

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.

Everything else ordinary

Rashes, earwax that needs removing, and the “something isn’t right” visit that needs a doctor to sort out.

Being straight with you

When to go somewhere else

Emergencies

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

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.

Getting seen

Urgent care, by appointment

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.

Book a time

Mon, Thu: 7a–1p and 3p–7p
Tue, Wed, Fri: 7a–1p and 3p–5p
Sat & Sun: 9a–3p

1300 W Koenig Ste 140, Austin, TX 78756. Call (512) 363-9043 — I answer it myself when I’m not with a patient.

What it costs

$90, paid at the visit

The visit

About 30 minutes with the doctor. In-office tests and routine supplies, like gauze and dressings, are included.

Extras, at cost

When a visit needs supplies beyond the routine, those are added at what they cost me.

Counts toward membership

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.

Get in touch

Leave your number and I’ll call you

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.

Rather just leave your number?

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.

Existing patients: anything clinical belongs in the patient portal.