RediClinic

I went to a Redi Clinic in Atascocita Tx. on a Tuesday morning for a small piece of medal that pierced my neck. The nurse pract did a good job giving me a technic shot and antibiotics for the injury. However, they refused to see me unless I paid in full. I explained to the receptionist that my deductible for blue cross had been met and she could contact the insurance by pone to confirm. She refused to try finding out if My deductible had been met and told me I could go to another clinic if I did not want to pay in full. I now have over paid them for service due to the urgency of the need for medical attention.

I took my 2 year old son in because he stuck something in his ear.
The secretary /​front desk assistant looked like a burnt piece of orange leather and was rude and unhelpful. The Nurse Practitioner actually pushed the object further in his ear and didn’t even apologize.
If you need an antibiotics prescription filled and enjoy unattractive women with fake tans this should be fine if you need medical expertise then look elsewhere.

If you’re pretty sure you know what’s wrong with you and you need meds to make it go away, just go to Redi Clinic. They’re open late but if reservations are full for the evening, they will turn you away. Staff is friendly and efficient and the visits aren’t too expensive. Once your name is called, you’ll likely be finished in 30 minutes or less. Prescriptions can be sent to the HEB pharmacy so you can just wait for them to be filled and head home– no other stops needed.

Very fast service. Both the nurse and doctor were very fast, yet friendly. They worked quickly but I didn’t feel rushed. Clean store, clean clinic, less than an hour wait time on a busy morning. Definitely recommended for minor aches and pains. They take insurance and there’s a pharmacy on site.

So sometimes when you go camping
and you’re a pale Irish gal
and you’re outside all day in a bathing suit
and the UV index is at an 11…
you get a sunburn.
After a 4 day camping trip at the Pedernales State Park I went home with 2^nd degree burns on my face, arms and back. A 2^nd degree burn is where blisters develop, the skin takes on an intensely reddened, splotchy appearance, and there is severe pain and swelling. Sexy huh? Even sexier, my face burned so bad that the next morning I woke up with the left side of my face swollen to the point where it was difficult to open my eye. *Insert mild panic attack here*
RediClinics are located inside most of the HEB’s in Houston. Being that they are affiliates of Memorial Herman I usually come here because that is who I carry my insurance through. The hours of the clinic are what I find very convenient. Being that I was coming back from vacation, it really irked me that I had to call into work that morning to get my bum eye looked at. I walked into the clinic at 8:15 and immediately started the admissions with a lovely young lady behind the desk. She took some information for my insurance and took me back to the exam room. Easy peasy. Vitals were taken, some medical history and then in walked the nurse practitioner. I’m assuming. and assuming is operative. that they function only with practitioners as the clinic is only for minor ailment. She was very kind and listened to what I had to say and instructed me on methods I could use to get the swelling down. Wrote a prescription for Bactrim for my blisters and sent me on my way. I was back on the road with an ice pack and in my office by 9:30 with the swelling substantially subsided.
I would suggest this clinic for minor medical emergencies (broken fingers, burns, nausea ect) but for anything remotely serious please head to the ER because RediClinic will direct you there anyways. Worked for what I needed and calmed my worries about what the hell was going on with my face. Sweet staff, quick service and really helpful when you need to be in and out and back to work.
Face is better btw ;)