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Urgent care in Quitman, TX

Quitman is the Wood County seat in East Texas, roughly 90 miles east of Dallas and 35 miles north of Tyler. Urgent care needs are largely served by UT Health East Texas Quitman and clinics in nearby Mineola. Book a same-day visit locally or escalate into Tyler or urgent care in Dallas as needed.

What services do urgent care clinics in Quitman offer?

Quitman-area urgent care and the hospital-affiliated walk-in at UT Health Quitman handle the standard load — flu, strep, UTIs, sprains, lacerations, minor burns, ear infections — plus DOT physicals, occupational health for the regional oil/gas and timber workforce, and basic on-site labs and X-ray.2 UT Health East Texas anchors the regional system and routes higher-acuity care into UT Health Tyler.

Does urgent care in Quitman accept STAR (Texas Medicaid)?

Most clinics serving Quitman accept STAR, the Texas Medicaid managed care program administered by Texas Health and Human Services.1 Texas remains a non-expansion state, leaving a known coverage gap for working-age adults — KFF tracks Texas as the highest uninsured-rate state in the country.3 In rural East Texas, STAR managed-care plan options can be more limited, so confirm acceptance with the specific clinic before booking.

How does Quitman urgent care relate to Dallas?

Quitman has roughly 1,800 residents and serves as the Wood County seat, with an economy tied to ranching, timber, oil and gas, and tourism around the regional lakes.4 The city sits about 90 miles east of downtown Dallas along SH-37/SH-154, and patients typically route into Tyler or further into urgent care in Dallas for specialty and higher-acuity care.

Nearby urgent care

  • Dallas, TX — larger metro 90 miles west for specialty care
  • Mineola, TX — adjacent Wood County neighbor with hospital
  • Winnsboro, TX — small Wood County neighbor to the north
  • Canton, TX — Van Zandt County neighbor known for First Monday
  • Tyler, TX — larger East Texas regional medical hub to the south

Urgent Care FAQs

  • Are there urgent care clinics in Quitman?

    Yes. Quitman, TX has walk-in urgent care available either directly in town or within a short drive in adjacent communities. Most clinics offer same-day visits for common illnesses and minor injuries, with on-site labs and X-ray where needed. Use Solv to see real-time availability and book a slot before you walk in.
  • Does urgent care in Quitman accept STAR (Texas Medicaid)?

    Most urgent care clinics serving the Quitman area accept STAR, the Texas Medicaid managed care program administered by Texas Health and Human Services. STAR is delivered through several managed care organizations (Amerigroup, Molina, Superior, United, etc.), so confirm with the specific clinic which MCOs they contract with before booking. Texas has not expanded Medicaid under the ACA, so working-age adults outside the standard STAR eligibility criteria typically do not qualify.
  • What insurance do urgent care centers in Quitman accept?

    Most Quitman-area urgent care clinics accept commercial insurance plans (Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas, UnitedHealthcare, Aetna, Cigna, Humana), Medicare, and TRICARE for active-duty military and veterans. Many also accept STAR (Texas Medicaid). Cash-pay and self-pay options are widely available — average urgent care visit costs run $100-$250 depending on services. Confirm your specific plan and copay with the clinic before booking.
  • Should I go to urgent care or the ER in Quitman?

    Urgent care handles non-life-threatening illnesses and injuries — flu, strep, UTIs, sprains, lacerations needing stitches, minor burns, ear infections, mild asthma flares — usually for a fraction of an ER bill and with shorter waits. Go to the ER (or call 911) for chest pain, stroke symptoms, severe trauma, difficulty breathing, severe abdominal pain, head injury with confusion, or any condition that feels life-threatening. The nearest hospital ER for Quitman residents is UT Health East Texas Quitman.
  • How far is the nearest urgent care from Quitman, TX?

    Most Quitman residents use the UT Health East Texas Quitman hospital and a small set of local clinics in Quitman and Mineola, or drive about 35 miles south to Tyler for a wider selection of urgent care and specialty care. For non-life-threatening illnesses and injuries, urgent care is almost always faster and cheaper than the ER — book online to confirm availability before driving in.
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  1. STAR (Texas Medicaid Managed Care), Texas Health and Human Services — https://www.hhs.texas.gov/services/health/medicaid-chip
  2. UT Health East Texas (Quitman) — https://uthealtheasttexas.com/locations/uthet-quitman
  3. State Health Facts, KFF (2023) — https://www.kff.org/statedata/
  4. Quitman, Texas — QuickFacts, U.S. Census Bureau — https://www.census.gov/quickfacts/fact/table/quitmancitytexas

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