Haslet FM 156 Urgent Care Walk-in Clinic
with COVID Testing
Haslet, Saginaw, Keller, Azle, Eagle Mountain, Roanoke, Justin, Trophy Club, Northlake, Watauga, Newark, Elizabethtown, and surrounding areas. Haslet Family Urgent Care is located just off FM 156 (north of Avondale-Haslet Road). The clinic is across from Community Park beside Radiant Dental Care.
An Urgent Care Clinic in Haslet, TX, and
Neighboring Communities
The Haslet urgent care clinic provides healthcare services to people in the area. To better serve the North Texas area, CommunityMed Family Urgent Care operates walk-in clinics in Haslet and the DFW – North Texas area. The Haslet Clinic opened in July 2017 to serve residents in the area. Every patient who comes in with injuries and illnesses that don’t present a life-threatening situation is seen by highly qualified team members.
Our goal is for every individual to have quality medical care when they need it. Our team strives to treat each patient as though they were family members. Because accidents and illness happen when you least expect it, the clinic is open late at night and every weekend. As you already don’t feel well, we work hard to get you seen as quickly as possible. Our core belief is that health care should be available when you need it and convenient to access.
Most big insurance providers include CommunityMed Family Urgent Care in Haslet, TX as an in-network healthcare provider – including Medicare and Tricare. Cash pay options are available for your convenience.
When you come in, friendly, qualified medical professionals will assess your situation and prescribe treatment. For minor emergencies and illnesses, the clinic is more affordable and less hassle than being treated at the emergency room.
Common services we provide include:
X-rays
TB tests
Blood tests
STD tests
Pregnancy tests
Allergy treatments
Strep tests
Drug tests
Flu tests
DOT Physicals
For injuries and illnesses that need medical attention quickly, come into Haslet Family Urgent Care, TX. Staff assess your situation and can answer any questions that you have about the treatment process. At Haslet Family Urgent Care, we provide the immediate medical attention and treatment you need.
Our friendly and efficient staff are ready to care for you. The clinic in Haslet is locally owned and operated by its parent company, CommunityMed Urgent Care. When you need to be seen quickly by a competent medical professional, visit our clinic. Our focus is to provide excellent healthcare for the communities we serve.

Comprehensive Treatments & Services
We Offer in Haslet
Frequently Asked
Questions
What is urgent care?
Urgent care provides quick, convenient and less expensive healthcare for acute conditions that are not immediately life-threatening. Urgent care clinics treat things like asthma, allergies, cuts, broken bones, infections, viruses like the flu and more.
How long is your wait time?
Wait times vary but usually patients spend no longer than an hour in the clinic, including wait time. We encourage patients to check in online and provide the necessary information electronically to reduce or eliminate wait time entirely.
Do I need to schedule an appointment prior to arriving?
Not at all. We welcome walk-ins, but encourage you to get in line by checking in online and completing the paperwork before you leave for the clinic. This can minimize your wait time and sometimes make it disappear altogether.
Does urgent care take my insurance?
There’s a good chance we do, as we are in network with plans from most major insurers, as well as Medicare and Tricare. To find out, the best thing to do is to call the number on the back of your insurance card. Be sure to ask if we are considered “in network” as well. The co-pay may change based on whether we are in network or out of network.
Customer Reviews - Haslet
If you're expecting frills, this isn't the place for you. But if you're wanting to be seen and get better? This is where you go.
Unbelievable.
At 1pm I walked in, checked in again, and as I continued to wait inside @1:11pm she finally comes out with printed signs that she made and started taping them on all the QR code outside in the parking lot. Something they should’ve done at 12noon when they “couldn’t” open for business due to the system being down or AT LEAST to come outside and to let us know so that we’re all not wasting our time waiting outside thinking “oh we’re in the queue”.
I’m writing this, not with intentions of getting anyone in trouble, but instead for whoever is responsible to receive the coaching necessary so that they work more proactively next time in situations like this in order to prevent future sour experiences like mine.
UPDATE!!! 10/19/2024
It was a wonderful experience over all. The young lady in the front desk, even though I left a review about my experience with her that one day, never changed negatively towards me, all the way around, she became more cordial and personal changing completely that sour taste, so I commend her for that very much.
The staff overall, OUTSTANDING, specifically Tasha - thank you for taking care of me.
Highly recommended.
Community Med Family Urgent Care in Haslet, TX. We are thankful that the Haslet urgent care team is well-trained, professional, personable, and mature in thought and actions! Just want the owner to know the Haslet 157 Team has it together! Thank you!
Dr Kathy was very sweet and attentive. Made us even more relaxed and at home. So glad I brought my daughter here.
Thanks Guys!
But it’s not just that, everyone was absolutely wonderful. They were friendly, but professional. They were wonderful and I didn’t feel rushed. Thank you!
I would use them again but I won't schedule on a day I am working. Best to prepare and it would probably decrease anxiety if they communicated what is expected
Unbelievable.
At 1pm I walked in, checked in again, and as I continued to wait inside @1:11pm she finally comes out with printed signs that she made and started taping them on all the QR code outside in the parking lot. Something they should’ve done at 12noon when they “couldn’t” open for business due to the system being down or AT LEAST to come outside and to let us know so that we’re all not wasting our time waiting outside thinking “oh we’re in the queue”.
I’m writing this, not with intentions of getting anyone in trouble, but instead for whoever is responsible to receive the coaching necessary so that they work more proactively next time in situations like this in order to prevent future sour experiences like mine.
The appointment process was smooth, and I was seen promptly at my scheduled time. The nurse I interacted with was courteous and thorough, asking about my symptoms and suggesting tests for COVID and the flu. I declined these tests since I was only experiencing sinus congestion and didn’t feel particularly unwell. This part of the visit was handled professionally and met my expectations.
However, the interaction with the provider was where things took a disappointing turn. After introducing herself as the provider, though she never actually mentioned her name, she asked me, "What do you need?" I was caught off guard by this question. In my view, as a patient, I expect to explain my symptoms and then rely on the provider’s expertise to recommend a diagnosis and treatment plan. Instead, I felt as though I was being asked to self-diagnose and determine my own course of care.
That said, I do want to acknowledge that the provider did perform the normal checks, including examining my ears, heart, and lungs. I don’t want to leave the impression that she simply asked, "What do you need?" and did nothing else. However, the overall approach still left me feeling unsupported and diminished my confidence in the care provided.
While the staff’s politeness and professionalism were commendable, the bedside manner and overall experience fell short of my expectations. As a result, I do not plan to return to this urgent care. I value providers who take an active role in guiding their patients’ care and offer informed recommendations rather than deferring to the patient to dictate the process.
Update: I ended up leaving after 1:30hr wait!!! Asked for refund and couldn't be done at the time. More wait. DON'T COME TO THIS PLACE FOR URGENT CARE. I'll not recommend to anyone.
The lube she prescribed me is no longer being made. Hours later my eye continued to ache and swell more. I went to the ER room , my eye was swollen shut and I couldn’t see anything. They told me I had a cornea abrasion , and now had an infection in both eyes due to how long this went untreated . The DR at the emergency room stated that if I went any longer I could have had permanent damage to my vision.
I have indeed reported her to the Texas Medical Board. As this is super unprofessional, highly dangerous not just for me but for any other possible patient they give care to.
Upon arrival, I approached the front desk where I was met with an attitude that bordered on outright hostility. The receptionist, seemed visibly annoyed at having to assist me, and her demeanor suggested she would rather be anywhere else but helping patients. She abruptly walked away in what appeared to be a tantrum, leaving me standing there feeling completely disregarded and disrespected.
As someone who works in the medical field myself, I was appalled by her behavior. It's unacceptable for anyone, especially in healthcare, to treat patients with such disdain. Patients visit urgent care facilities seeking medical attention and care, not to be treated as inconveniences.
I strongly advise management at community med to address the customer service issues they clearly have. Patients deserve to be treated with respect and professionalism, regardless of the circumstances. The experience I had reflects poorly on the entire establishment and raises serious concerns about the quality of care provided.
In conclusion, based on my encounter, I cannot recommend community med to anyone seeking compassionate and respectful medical care. The individual I encountered should reconsider her suitability for a role in healthcare where empathy and customer service are paramount.