Tag: urgent care
Little Spurs Pediatric Urgent Care
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- Child Safety
Tips For Baby Proofing Home
A baby entering your home is an exciting time. It involves lots of changes and joyful experiences. It also means that it is time to baby-proof your home in... -
- News
Alicia Tezel, MD Elected to Urgent Care Association Board
Our very own Chief Medical Officer, Alicia Tezel, MD, FAAP, was elected to the Urgent Care Association Board. As a director on the board, Dr. Tezel will join... -
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Telemedicine
Telemedicine! It’s everywhere. It’s fast, easy, and convenient! At the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, we began offering telemedicine to our patients as a way to obtain... -
- New Braunfels
New Braunfels Clinic Now Open!
Our New Braunfels clinic is now open! We are located at 312 FM 306, Suite 108, New Braunfels, TX 78130 and are open 7 days a week. Walk-in and... -
- Diarrhea
The Dreaded Stomach Bug
It’s 3:00 am and you are sound asleep, when all of a sudden you wake up and hear a small voice saying, “I threw up”. The rest of your... -
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Measles – What You Need To Know
On March 5th, 2019 the first case of measles was diagnosed in San Antonio in recent years. The San Antonio Metropolitan Health District is urging everyone to be vaccinated against... -
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Little Spurs Pediatric Urgent Care Earns Accreditation from the Urgent Care Association
We at Little Spurs Pediatric Urgent Care are excited to announce that we have recently earned the distinction of Accredited Urgent Care from the Urgent Care Association. Urgent care... -
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Coming Soon
We are excited to announce that in the next couple of months, Little Spurs will offer online check-ins! We hope this will help decrease our wait times and improve... -
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New Clinic Now Open
Thank you to KABB for coming out and taking a look around our new clinic! Find us at 2039 E. Houston St, 78202 -
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Things to Know this Flu Season
It is the beginning of influenza (“flu”) season! Here are some things to be aware of as we enter this year’s flu season: The flu mist, or nasal spray... -
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What is Croup anyway?
As the colder air blows in for the fall and winter months, so do the coughs, sniffles, and sneezes. Croup is most common in these months and may cause... -
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Back to School – Pink Eye in Children
Kids are back in school! As parents we know what that means- contagious illnesses are ready and waiting.Pink Eye We all know about “pink eye.” It’s when your child’s...