Whether it’s a minor concern or serious health issue, it is important to get the right care when you need it. At Memorial Hermann, we provide a full range of care options: primary care, urgent care and emergency care, including virtual care for non-emergency situations. And, if you need more specialized care, we have access to a network of more than 6,000 affiliated specialty physicians.
Care Options
Routine and preventive care as well as diagnosis and management of a wide range of illnesses and chronic conditions. Book a same-day or next-day clinic or virtual visit for non-emergency needs.†
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Same-day, evening, weekend and holiday care for urgent needs.†
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For life-threatening emergencies that require immediate care. Call 911 or go to the nearest ER.†
- Abdominal pain (severe)
- Bleeding that won’t stop
- Chest pain
- Deep cut or wound
- Fainting or head injury
- Major fracture
- Seizure
- Severe burn
- Sudden difficulty breathing
- Other life-threatening emergencies
† The above lists of conditions and symptoms are not intended to be exhaustive.
Your provider may recommend an in-person visit based on your virtual appointment symptoms.
Choosing the Right Site for Care
- Why is the type of facility I choose to go to for care so important?
- Why is it important to have a primary care physician or PCP?
- When should I seek care with a primary care physician?
- When should I go to an urgent care center?
- When is a virtual urgent care visit appropriate?
- The list of symptoms that a PCP or urgent care center treat seem similar. How do I determine where to go?
- When should I seek care in an emergency room?
- What is the difference between care you receive at an urgent care and the ER?
- Why not just go to the ER when I'm experiencing a medical issue?
- What if I’m not sure what kind of care I need?
Feeling sick and not sure what to do? Contact the free 24/7 Nurse Health Line available to those living in Texas.
When you or a family member is feeling sick, but you are not sure if you need to see a doctor or go to the hospital, contact the free Nurse Health Line. Experienced, bilingual (English/Spanish) nurses will help you decide when and where to go for medical care. Trained nurses are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, whether you have health insurance or not. You do not have to be a Memorial Hermann patient to use the Nurse Health Line. The Nurse Health Line is not designed to assist with life-threatening conditions or emergencies. For life-threatening emergencies, please call 911.
Call (713) 338-7979 or toll-free (855) 577-7979 to speak with a nurse.