Fastlane Clinic

San Marcos Family Medicine debuts Fastlane Clinic @ San Marcos Family Medicine. We are always looking for ways to support health and convenience for our patients. This is a same day walk-in clinic where you can get care quickly, without an appointment.

With the opening of the Fastlane Clinic, San Marcos Family Medicine in San Marcos, Texas, can offer the services of an urgent care facility to patients. With 15-minute appointments, evening and weekend availability, and walk-in availability, Fastlane Clinic makes access to the medical care that Central Texas patients need for minor illnesses and injuries fast and convenient.

Fastlane Clinic @ San Marcos Family Medicine is a good option for getting care- for MINOR illnesses and injuries.

No appointment needed
Walk-ins welcome
Board-certified clinicians
15-minute visits
Rapid lab tests (strep and flu)

No appointment necessary–Convenient–Extended hours

Convenient extended office hours & open for lunch:

Monday-Thursday 8 a.m.-7 p.m.

Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m.

Saturday 9:00 a.m. -1 p.m.

Urgent Care Q & A

Urgent care is suitable for immediate, but non-emergency healthcare problems that can’t wait for an appointment with a primary care doctor. This may include:

Joint sprains or potential fractures
Fever
Ear infection
Strep throat
Flu
Pneumonia
Cuts requiring medical attention
Urinary tract infections
Skin rashes
Moderate breathing difficulties
Eye irritation or redness
Dehydration, vomiting or diarrhea
Back problems

For patients experiencing one of these symptoms, the team at San Marcos Family Medicine is standing by to help.

Some conditions aren’t appropriate for urgent care treatment. Patients experiencing any of these symptoms need to go to the emergency room:

Severe bleeding
Fever in a newborn
Deep wounds, gunshot wounds, or knife wounds
Severe head or back injury
Severe abdominal pain
Problems connected to pregnancy
Signs of heart attack or stroke
Suicidal thoughts
Poisoning
Compound fractures
Convulsions or seizures
Loss of consciousness
Poisoning

Patients experiencing these symptoms need to go to the emergency room. If the problem appears life-threatening, they need to call 911. San Marcos Family Medicine can provide treatment after the emergency medical care has taken place.

Yes, but patients may need to pay at the time of service for their medical care if they don’t have insurance.

Yes. Because the doctors and nurse practitioners at San Marcos Family Medicine are family practice practitioners, they’re well equipped to diagnose and treat children.

No. Patients can walk into Fastlane Clinic for convenient service offered quickly with no appointment. The visits are just 15 minutes, so they can even take place over someone’s lunch break. Board-certified clinicians can help patients get the diagnostics and treatment they need for minor injuries and illnesses. Extended hours through 7 pm most weeknights and on Saturday mornings help patients get the care they need.