Get Well Clinic — College Station, TX
Our College Station clinic brings affordable, upfront walk-in care to the Brazos Valley. Students, families, and commercial drivers across College Station and Bryan get same-day sick visits, DOT physicals, rapid tests, vaccines, and medical weight loss — all self-pay, no insurance required.
Everything our College Station clinic does. One honest price each.
Every Get Well Clinic location offers the same full menu of services. Walk in for most visits — book ahead online for weight loss and telehealth.
Urgent & Sick Visits
Same-day care for colds, flu, infections & minor injuries.
DOT Physical Exams
DOT physicals for commercial drivers, done by the book.
Rapid Point-of-Care Tests
Strep & flu results while you wait.
Vaccines & Injections
Flu shots, B12, and other injections.
Hormone Therapy (HRT)
Personalized HRT with real provider oversight.
Chronic Care Management
Blood pressure, diabetes, thyroid & cholesterol.
Medical Weight Loss
GLP-1 care in person or by telehealth.
Telehealth Visits
See a provider from home — sick visits & weight loss.
Affordable walk-in care for College Station
Get Well Clinic is built for people who want straightforward medical care without the insurance runaround. Serving College Station, Bryan, and the Texas A&M community, our College Station clinic is 100% walk-in and self-pay — you see the price before anything is done, and you only pay for what you need.
Feeling sick? Need a DOT physical for your CDL, a flu shot, or a rapid strep or flu test? Walk in during clinic hours and a provider will take care of you. For most visits, no appointment is needed.
Medical weight loss in College Station
Our College Station location also runs Get Well Clinic's medical weight loss program. Care starts with a medical evaluation — your provider reviews your health and history before any medication is considered, because these treatments require an evaluation and aren't right for everyone. You can be seen in person or by telehealth. Learn more about medical weight loss →
Educational information only — not medical advice. Treatment requires a medical evaluation and isn't right for everyone; individual results vary.