Budget Family Clinic is now Supra Family and Wellness Clinic — same trusted provider, expanded vision.
Urgent care in Spring, Texas

Feel sick today? Get clear next steps.

Prompt evaluation for many non-life-threatening illnesses and minor injuries—without waiting days for a routine appointment.

Experienced nurse practitioner Clinically appropriate rapid testing Treatment or referral guidance
Appointments at 25422 Aldine Westfield Road, Spring, TX 77373.
Nurse practitioner performing a throat examination during an urgent care visit in Spring, Texas
Focused evaluation. Clear explanations. Care centered on you.
What we treat

Common reasons to visit our Spring, TX clinic

Not sure whether your concern belongs here? Call or text us. We can help you decide whether to book, seek emergency care, or choose another next step.

Illnesses & infections

Evaluation and symptom-focused care for common acute illnesses.

  • Cold, flu, and COVID-19 symptoms
  • Cough, bronchitis symptoms, and sinus concerns
  • Sore throat and possible strep throat
  • Urinary tract infection (UTI) symptoms
  • Earaches, pink eye, and other eye concerns

Minor injuries & wounds

Prompt assessment when an injury is painful but does not appear life-threatening.

  • Sprains, strains, and pulled muscles
  • Minor cuts, scrapes, and wounds
  • Minor burns
  • Possible simple fractures that may need outside imaging

Stomach & digestive concerns

Clinical evaluation to identify red flags and help you understand the next step.

  • Nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea
  • Possible stomach virus or foodborne illness
  • Mild dehydration symptoms
  • Mild abdominal discomfort

Rashes, bites & allergies

Care for uncomfortable skin symptoms and non-severe allergic concerns.

  • Unexplained rashes and hives
  • Contact dermatitis and eczema flare-ups
  • Insect bites and stings
  • Localized itching, redness, or swelling
Rapid COVID-19 and influenza test devices at an urgent care clinic
Testing & treatment

Answers guided by your symptoms—not guesswork.

Your visit starts with your history, symptoms, vital signs, and a focused examination. Testing may include flu, COVID-19, strep, urinalysis, urine culture, or other appropriate tests.

Treatment depends on the findings and may include prescriptions, medically indicated injections, ear lavage, minor wound care, supportive care, school or work notes when clinically appropriate, or referral to imaging or a higher level of care.

Good to know: Imaging is not performed on-site. When appropriate, we can coordinate an outside imaging order.

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Care that starts by listening

A calmer path from “What is wrong?” to “Here is what comes next.”

We explain what we find, what treatment may help, which warning signs to watch for, and when follow-up is needed. If the concern is outside the clinic’s scope, we will guide you toward appropriate care.

1 Share your symptoms2 Get evaluated3 Leave with next steps
Nurse practitioner examining a child's ear while a parent provides comfort
Patient reviews

Trusted care, in patients’ own words

Five-star feedback posted publicly to Budget Family Clinic on Google.

Love this Clinic, everyone is super sweet and the doctor is very thorough! The office is super neat and clean! I highly recommend! Not to mention, they offer such a variety of services at affordable prices! Don’t waste your time going to other places after your first visit you will see that they are the best!

Jennifer Estrada · Google review

I have been coming to this clinic for years. It’s very affordable. I have gotten Botox, weight loss medication and recently came for strep throat and only paid $95 for visit and strep test. Walk-in is really convenient when you don’t feel good.

Amelia Cerecedes · Google review

I had my first visit to Budget family clinic and was really impressed! The receptionist was welcoming, professional. The clinic has a comfortable atmosphere, and I felt well taken care of. I'm excited to start my weight loss journey with their personalized plan and look forward to seeing results!

XOCHITL MONTELONGO · Google review

Very professional, very affordable, very knowledgeable and excellent bedside manner. This is the best place in town to come if you have a medical issue, or some Botox or other cosmetic procedure.

Cobraa · Google review

The staff is excellent! Very friendly and professional. The nurse practitioner is amazing. She is very knowledgeable and caring. She takes her time and speaks with you about any concerns you may have. They make your comprehensive healthcare affordable!

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Urgent care FAQ

Quick answers before you book

What conditions can urgent care treat?

Supra evaluates many non-life-threatening illnesses and minor injuries, including cold and flu symptoms, sore throat, sinus and ear concerns, UTI symptoms, nausea, diarrhea, rashes, minor wounds, sprains, and strains. Your evaluation determines whether treatment at the clinic or a higher level of care is appropriate.

Can I get flu, COVID-19, strep, or urine testing?

Testing may include flu, COVID-19, strep, urinalysis, urine culture, or other clinically appropriate tests based on your symptoms, history, and examination.

Can Supra order an X-ray or other imaging?

When you are medically stable and outpatient evaluation is appropriate, the nurse practitioner can determine whether an X-ray, ultrasound, CT scan, MRI, or other imaging is indicated and coordinate an outside order. Imaging is not performed on-site.

Do I need an appointment for an urgent care visit?

Booking ahead is the best way to reserve a visit. Use the online booking link or call or text (281) 719-8239 to ask about current availability.

Can I get a school note or work note?

When clinically appropriate, school and work notes may be provided after an evaluation. The note reflects the clinician’s medical assessment and any recommended activity or return-to-school or return-to-work guidance.

When should I go to the emergency room instead?

Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room for chest pain, severe trouble breathing, stroke symptoms, severe head trauma, uncontrolled bleeding, loss of consciousness, or any condition that may be life-threatening.

When to go to the ER

Some symptoms should not wait.

Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room for chest pain; severe shortness of breath; signs of stroke such as facial drooping, weakness, or trouble speaking; severe head trauma; uncontrolled bleeding; loss of consciousness; severe abdominal pain; a severe allergic reaction; or any condition that appears life-threatening.

If you are unsure and symptoms are severe or rapidly worsening, choose emergency care.

Need care soon?

Reserve your urgent care visit.

Book online, or call or text our Spring clinic to ask about current availability.

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