Clínica Hispana Familiar 529: Who We Are on FM 529, Houston

Clínica Hispana Familiar 529 is a primary care clinic that opened in November 2023 on FM 529 in northwest Houston. It sees adults and children without an appointment, in Spanish and English, and without requiring health insurance. If you're thinking about coming in for the first time, here are the practical details: where it is, how the visit works and what can be taken care of.

Where exactly is the clinic?

The address is 15003 FM 529, Suite B, Houston, TX 77095. It sits a few minutes from Highway 6, in the area shared by Copperfield, Bear Creek and Langham Creek. Patients also come from Cypress, Jersey Village, Katy and Addicks, and from ZIP codes 77084, 77433 and 77449. Parking in front of the building is free.

What is a first walk-in visit like?

There's no need to call ahead to hold a spot. A first visit usually goes like this:

• Check in at the front desk. You'll be asked for your name, date of birth and a contact number. Bring an ID if you have one.
• Fill out a short health history: medication allergies, conditions you already have and what you currently take.
• Vital signs: blood pressure, temperature, weight and, when needed, oxygen level.
• Consultation with the clinic's medical team, who ask what's going on, examine you and explain which tests make sense.
• On-site testing when it applies: blood work, urinalysis, rapid tests or an electrocardiogram.
• Treatment plan and checkout: any medication indicated is handed to you there, and if a result calls for it, the referral to a specialist is arranged.

One tip for your first visit: bring a list of your medications or a photo of the boxes on your phone. It saves questions and prevents mistakes.

Which services are available?

The services fall into a few groups, depending on what you need:

Everyday illnesses

Flu, cough, sore throat, allergies and infections. Rapid flu, COVID and strep tests give a result during the visit. Urinary tract infections are treated as well.

Chronic condition management

Follow-up for diabetes, high blood pressure, cholesterol and thyroid, with regular check-ins and labs. More on the chronic conditions page.

Lab work and diagnostics

Blood tests, urine and stool tests, electrocardiogram and ultrasound.

Women's and men's health

Pap smears, cultures, pregnancy tests, birth control, implant insertion and removal, and PSA testing for men. See gynecology.

Exams for paperwork

The I-693 immigration medical exam with a USCIS-authorized Civil Surgeon, the DOT physical for the CDL license, school physicals, tuberculosis testing and alcohol and drug testing. Details under immigration exams.

Minor procedures

Stitches, wound care, abscess drainage, ingrown toenails and minor surgery, done during the same visit. See wound sutures.

Vaccines and more

During flu season you can get the influenza shot, and the tetanus shot if you've been cut or are due for a booster. There are vitamin IV drips and an in-house pharmacy that hands out what was indicated in your visit and sells over-the-counter products.

Which cases aren't for the clinic?

A walk-in clinic doesn't replace the emergency room. Crushing chest pain, a face or arm that suddenly goes weak, gasping for air, or a wound that keeps bleeding through the towel are all reasons to dial 911 instead of driving to FM 529. For everyday problems, from a fever to a blood sugar check, the clinic is a good fit, and if you're not sure which side of the line you're on, a quick call to the front desk helps you decide.

Which languages are spoken?

Spanish and English. The entire visit, from check-in to treatment instructions, can happen in whichever language you prefer. That includes explaining your results and how to take each medication, so you leave without doubts.

Do I need insurance? How do I pay?

No insurance is needed. Payment is direct, and the clinic accepts cash, cards and mobile payments. To find out the price of a specific service, call or WhatsApp (281) 694-7250. Any active offers are posted on the promotions page.

If nobody in your family is insured, our guide on planning medical care without insurance in Houston may help.

What are the hours?

The doors on FM 529 open at 9 AM every day of the week. Closing is at 9 PM Monday through Saturday and at 5 PM on Sunday. The late weekday closing gives you room to stop by after work or after school pickup, and Sunday covers whatever you couldn't fit in during the week.

For your first time

Save the address (15003 FM 529, Suite B) in your maps app, bring your medication list and an ID, and come in at whatever time suits you. The clinic team will greet you at the front desk and explain each step.