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The Breeze Difference
Welcome to a new kind of urgent care experience that aims to be a breeze. With centers open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., 365 days a year, little or no wait times and ability for most patients to leave with medication in hand, our goal is to offer an easy, convenient and affordable option for the care you need. Backed by Texas Health, one of the region’s largest health systems, and with plans to open 20 locations by summer 2021, we look forward to caring for you soon.
Welcome to a new kind of urgent care experience that aims to be a breeze. Open 365 days a year, with convenient times and affordable care.
What We Treat
From allergies and earaches to sprains and strains, Texas Health Breeze Urgent Care stands ready to treat most minor illnesses and injuries.
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Common Conditions & Injuries Treated
- Allergies
- Cold or Flu Symptoms
- Earaches
- Fevers
- Foreign Object in Eye or Nose
- Headaches
- Minor Allergic Reactions
- Minor Burns or Bruises
- Minor Fractures
- Minor Lacerations & Abscesses
- Rash or Poison Oak
- Scrapes or Minor Cuts
- Skin Complaints
- Sore Throat
- Sprains or Breaks
- Urinary Tract infection (UTI)
- Upper Respiratory Infection (URI)
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Additional Services
- Flu Vaccinations
- School and Sports Physicals
Check out Urgent Care 2.0 and Give Back
Help Texas Health Breeze Urgent Care meet its goal of providing 60,000 meals to fight hunger in our community. We’ve pledged donations to the North Texas Food Bank based on video views. So, take 60 seconds to learn about the Breeze experience and help feed families in your community!
Insurance & Pricing
Texas Health Breeze Urgent Care accepts most major insurance plans. If you do not have insurance, we offer a competitive flat-rate fee of $185.
Let's Keep in Touch
Now that we're about to be neighbors, let's keep in touch! We'll keep you updated on new centers opening in your area, tips for staying healthy, active and more.
Is it an Emergency?
If you are experiencing any of the following symptoms, please call 911 immediately.
- Shortness of breath
- Severe trauma or bleeding
- Severe abdominal pain
- Drug overdose/accidental poisonings