Urinalysis & Urinary Infection Treatment
Urinalysis and urinary infection treatment in Houston, TX, same day. In Spanish, with affordable pricing.
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The pharmacy at Clínica Hispana Familiar 529: when your visit on FM 529 is over, you receive the medications the medical team recommended right there, with an explanation in Spanish. Over-the-counter products are also available. No health insurance needed, self-pay.
Which medications does the clinic pharmacy hand out?
- The medications recommended during your visit, generic or brand-name depending on availability
- Treatments the medical team adjusts at your diabetes, blood pressure or thyroid follow-up visits
- Contraceptives recommended at your family planning visit
- Over-the-counter products: for fever, congestion, heartburn, seasonal allergies, and vitamins
- Written instructions on dose, schedule and precautions
What happens at the pharmacy after the visit?
- 1At the end of the visit, the medical team records your treatment.
- 2At the pharmacy window, the recommended medications are prepared for you.
- 3Staff explain how and when to take each one and which combinations to avoid.
- 4You pay at the same counter, with cash, card or your phone.
Can I bring a prescription from another office?
The clinic pharmacy works with treatments recommended during visits at Clínica Hispana Familiar 529. If another provider saw you, you can come in for a walk-in visit and the medical team will review your case.
What should I know to take my medications correctly?
- Finish antibiotics even if symptoms go away sooner
- Mention any supplement, tea or home remedy you take during the visit
- Keep bottles away from the heat of the car and the bathroom, and out of children's reach
- If you notice a reaction, call or send a WhatsApp message before stopping the treatment
How much do the medications cost?
The price depends on the medication and whether a generic version exists. Ask at the counter before paying, or by phone before you come; you don't need health insurance.
When is the pharmacy open?
It opens while the clinic is seeing patients: from 9 in the morning until 9 at night Monday through Saturday, and until 5 in the afternoon on Sunday.
Included in this service
Medications recommended at your visit
Brand-name and generic medications
Over-the-counter (OTC) medications
Guidance about your medications in Spanish
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Frequently Asked Questions
01Which medications does the clinic pharmacy hand out?
The medications prescribed during your visit at the clinic, generic or brand name, plus over-the-counter products for colds, cough, pain, allergies, stomach trouble and vitamins.
02Does anyone go over the dosing with me before I leave?
Yes. Before you leave, the dose, timing, how many days to take it and what to avoid are explained in Spanish, and you can clear up any question about what you were prescribed in the visit.
03Can I buy something over the counter without a visit?
Yes, over-the-counter products for colds, cough, pain, allergies or stomach trouble are available during clinic hours. If your symptoms are strong, it is worth seeing the medical team for a rapid flu or COVID test.
04What are the pharmacy hours and how do I pay?
It runs alongside the clinic: doors open at 9 AM every day and close at 9 PM Monday to Saturday, or 5 PM on Sunday. You pay right there with cash, a card or your phone.
05Why pick up my treatment at the clinic?
Everything gets done in one trip: the medical team sees you, prescribes the treatment and you leave with it in hand, with no stop at another pharmacy. Staff know about your visit and can answer questions on the spot.
