Book urgent care & walk-in clinics near me in Cleburne, TX

Cleburne is the seat of Johnson County, located along US-67 south of Fort Worth and Burleson. Texas Health Resources anchors the local hospital and outpatient network. Book online below or compare wait times across urgent care in Fort Worth.

What services do urgent care clinics in Cleburne offer?

Urgent care clinics in Cleburne, TX treat respiratory illness, work injuries, sports and school physicals, lacerations, sprains, and routine pediatric concerns. Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Cleburne anchors the local hospital and outpatient network, and CareNow and other chains operate clinics along US-67 and Wilshire Boulevard.²

Most Cleburne urgent care clinics offer same-day online booking, on-site X-ray for sprains and possible fractures, and basic in-house labs (rapid strep, flu, COVID, urine, glucose). Walk-in volume is typically highest on weekday evenings and weekends; booking online and arriving with insurance card and photo ID in hand is the fastest path through the door. Many clinics also offer telehealth for follow-up visits and medication refills.

Does urgent care in Cleburne accept Texas STAR Medicaid?

Yes. Most urgent care clinics in Cleburne accept Texas STAR Medicaid, the state managed-care Medicaid program administered by Texas Health and Human Services.¹ Coverage and in-network status vary by managed-care organization. KFF reports roughly 16% of Texas residents are covered by Medicaid statewide.³

For uninsured patients in Cleburne, most urgent care clinics publish self-pay rates online — typical visits run between $125 and $250 depending on labs, X-ray, and procedures performed. Patients without STAR Medicaid coverage but who may qualify can apply through YourTexasBenefits.com or Texas Health and Human Services. Federally Qualified Health Centers in the broader region also offer sliding-scale primary care for non-emergency needs.

How does Cleburne urgent care relate to Fort Worth?

Cleburne is the Johnson County seat, located about 30 miles south of downtown Fort Worth along US-67. With a population of an estimated 33,800 residents per U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts,⁴ the city is a regional retail and healthcare hub for Johnson County, with employment in healthcare, manufacturing, and services. For specialty or after-hours overflow, residents commonly route into south Fort Worth and Burleson — see urgent care in Fort Worth.

As the Johnson County seat, Cleburne draws urgent care volume from a wide rural and small-town catchment — patients from Joshua, Alvarado, and the broader county often route to Cleburne for same-day care rather than driving 30+ minutes to Fort Worth.

Nearby urgent care

• Burleson, TX — Burleson, TX — adjacent Tarrant/Johnson suburb to the north
• Alvarado, TX — Alvarado, TX — Johnson County town to the northeast
• Joshua, TX — Joshua, TX — adjacent Johnson County suburb
• Granbury, TX — Granbury, TX — Hood County seat to the west
• Fort Worth, TX — Fort Worth, TX — metro anchor, 30 miles north