Wichita Falls Urgent Care Walk-in Clinic
Serving Wichita Falls, Burkburnett, Henrietta, Electra, Iowa Park, Holliday, Lakeside City, Archer City, and Bowie. We serve the area towns, including those in Southern Oklahoma. We are located off of the Northeast corner of Kemp and Midwestern Parkway, next to Jimmy John’s.
Sun: 12 pm - 8 pm
An Urgent Care Clinic in Wichita Falls, TX,
and Neighboring Communities
When people in the area need healthcare services, they come to Wichita Falls Family Urgent Care. Our clinic’s parent company, CommunityMed Family Urgent Care, is dedicated to providing service through the North Texas area so they operate walk-in clinics throughout the region. Every patient is evaluated and treated by highly qualified medical personnel.
At Wichita Falls Family Urgent Care, our goal is for anyone who needs medical attention to get it as soon as they need it. Our staff tends to every patient with the same care that they would give their own family members. Also, we stay open late and are available on weekends because we know that accidents and ailments occur at the least expected times. We’ll work to get you seen as soon as possible because we know that you don’t feel well. Our central belief is that quality healthcare should be convenient and accessible when you need it.
Our walk-in clinic in Wichita Falls is in-network with most insurance providers. We also accept Tricare and Medicare. Cash pay options are also available.
Soon after you check in, friendly healthcare professionals will assess your illness or injury and create a treatment plan. You’ll find that in most situations, the clinic is more efficient and affordable than a trip to the emergency room.
Common services we provide include:
X-rays
TB tests
Blood tests
STD tests
Pregnancy tests
Drug tests
Strep tests
Allergy treatments
Flu tests
When you need medical care quickly, visit the Wichita Falls Clinic of CommunityMed Family Urgent Care. Our medical staff will evaluate your situation, and answer any questions you have about the injury, illness or the prescribed treatment. They are always ready to help. You’ll experience the quality care our staff is dedicated to providing.
We are a locally owned and operated urgent care clinic. We are also part of a larger network throughout North Texas: CommunityMed Family Urgent Care. When you need medical care quickly, X-Rays or COVID testing, think CommunityMed Family Urgent Care.
Comprehensive Treatments & Services
We Offer in Wichita Falls
Frequently Asked
Questions
Do you take my insurance?
It’s highly likely, as we accept Medicare, Tricare, and the majority of the major insurance carriers. Call your insurance provider if you have questions to confirm that we are in network so your co-pay is what you expect it to be. If we are out of network, we can still provide care but your bill will likely be higher than your normal co-pay.
How are urgent care clinics different from ERs?
ERs have medical professionals trained in emergency medicine who are able to treat immediate life-threatening situations like when a person has a heart attack, seizure, stroke, or overdose. Urgent care clinics are perfect places to get minor ailments treated, things like cuts, sprains, allergies, infections, and viruses. Urgent care clinics treat acute conditions and are more than $1,000 cheaper on average than ER visits in 2017.
How long is your wait time?
Wait times fluctuate, but you can usually expect to be in the clinic for less than an hour. You could be in there even less if you nab your spot in line before coming to the clinic and provide patient information online.
Do I need to schedule an appointment in advance?
Urgent care clinics can see you the same day and accept walk-ins, so you do not need to schedule in advance. For ease and convenience, we suggest you get in line virtually through our online scheduling portal.
Customer Reviews - Wichita Falls
Thank you
CommunityMed Family Urgent Care for your services
From the moment our visit started, Caitlyn showed incredible patience and care. Nicole was kind and professional during check-in, making the process smooth and welcoming. Our provider, April, was quick, thorough, and gentle with my toddler. We truly felt cared for every step of the way. Thank you all!
The concerns started with the front office. One staff member in particular is consistently rude, dismissive, and openly irritated by even basic questions. What began as one negative interaction turned into a pattern, and over time this attitude seemed to spread to some of the nursing staff as well.
But the most serious issues have involved the providers themselves. We have experienced multiple concerning misdiagnoses, each time because the provider refused to look beyond their first assumption or perform simple, appropriate tests.
One of my children had classic strep symptoms—fever, severe throat pain, and visible difficulty swallowing. Despite this, the provider insisted it was “just a cold” and refused to run a basic strep test. The next morning, we took him to another clinic where his PCM immediately tested him, confirmed it was strep, and started treatment. He even questioned why the urgent care wouldn’t perform the test, as it was clearly warranted.
Another child came in with severe ear and neck pain, to the point he could not turn his head. The provider brushed it off as a minor issue (“swimmer’s ear”) and told us he’d be fine in a couple of days. By the next day, he had spiked a fever and was in even worse pain. When we returned, they initially tried to charge another co-pay even though the condition had clearly worsened due to being dismissed the first time. Only after insisting on a proper evaluation did we learn he had a severe inner ear infection—not something that clears on its own. He lost hearing in that ear for almost a week because treatment was delayed.
My own experience was the final breaking point. After a bike accident, I came in unable to put weight on my leg, with my knee swollen to nearly twice the size of the other. I explained that I had heard a pop and that my pain was a 9/10, but the provider acted as if I was exaggerating and being dramatic over “just a sprain.” She spoke in a way that made me feel embarrassed for even expressing how much pain I was in. She was reluctant to offer anything for pain relief and only gave Tylenol after I explained how severe the pain was.
They performed an X-ray, said nothing was broken, and told me to rest for a couple of days. There was no referral, no recommendation for an MRI, and no suggestion to follow up with orthopedics—even though my symptoms clearly warranted it. Because I no longer trusted the evaluation, I went elsewhere shortly after, and that’s when I learned I had significant damage to my knee that required major surgery. I am still recovering nearly a year later.
At times, it genuinely feels as though the goal is to move patients through rapidly and rack up a bill, instead of taking the necessary time to listen and treat concerns appropriately.
This is especially troubling because these rushed, incomplete evaluations are happening even as wait times continue to grow—sometimes long delays even when very few other patients are present.
This urgent care used to be dependable. Now, based on repeated experiences with dismissiveness, agressiveness with simple questions, refusal to run basic tests, misdiagnoses, and a lack of genuine listening, I cannot recommend this facility to anyone seeking competent or compassionate medical care.
Edit*** it’s now been almost 4 weeks and there still has been no help with my issue. They said this morning they finally submitted the claim 4 days ago, but when I called BCBS they said that is not true that they still don’t have a claim for it. And they are not issuing her a refund until the claim is submitted and BCBS pays, so we are literally sitting her helpless with absolutely no help from community Med and lying on top
Of that. I really was hopeful that they would actually address this situation. But I can’t even get a phone call back.





















