Primary Care for Patients From Spring, Conroe and Willis

Our clinic in The Woodlands

Woodlands Primary Healthcare has two clinics: one in The Woodlands and one in Katy. For patients who live in Spring, Conroe or Willis, the closer option is our Woodlands clinic at 25511 Budde Rd, Suite 3901, The Woodlands, TX.

The clinic is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. Saturday hours are limited to remote patient monitoring and chronic care management services. Our staff speaks English and Spanish. Dr. Javier Sosa is the lead physician of the practice. You can read about our team on the providers page. If you were seeing another doctor before, your new provider can review that care and continue it.

Services at the Woodlands clinic

• Checkups and physicals. Annual physicals for adults, routine and sports physicals and pre-employment exams.
• Preventive care. Screenings and immunizations for children and adults.
• Long-term conditions. Ongoing care for diabetes, high blood pressure and high cholesterol. See chronic disease management.
• Care for every age. Well child exams, well woman care and men's health visits.
• Other services. Immigration medical exams, in-office procedures, telemedicine and our physician-supervised weight loss program.

Care for long-term conditions

Many patients see a family doctor for ongoing conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure and high cholesterol. Your provider tracks your lab results, medications and blood pressure readings over time and sets a schedule for follow-up visits. Seeing the same office each time makes it easier to notice changes early.

Our Woodlands clinic also offers remote patient monitoring and chronic care management services, which are available on Saturdays as well as weekdays. Ask your provider whether these services fit your care plan.

Imaging at the same clinic

3D mammography and ultrasound are available at our Woodlands clinic. Patients can have imaging done at the same location where they see their provider, which keeps results in one chart. These services are not offered at our Katy clinic. See mammogram and ultrasound for details, or read our guide on when to start screening mammograms.

Things to look for in a family doctor

A family doctor is the provider you see first for most health needs. When you choose one, it helps to check a few things:

• The office sees patients of all ages, so one clinic can care for the whole family.
• The office works with your insurance plan.
• The clinic offers the services you use most, such as physicals, lab work, vaccines or imaging.
• Staff can speak with you in the language you are most comfortable using.
• Some visits, such as reviewing lab results, can be done by video so you make fewer trips.

You can review the plans we work with on our insurance page or call our office with questions.

Steps to become a new patient

1. Check that we work with your insurance plan, or call (281) 466-4644 to ask.
2. Book your first visit online or by phone.
3. Ask your previous doctor's office to send your records to us before the visit.
4. Arrive a little early to fill out new patient forms.
5. Meet your provider, who will review your history, medications and any screenings that are due.

What to bring to your first visit

• Photo ID and your insurance card
• A list of your medications and supplements, with doses
• Recent lab results or records from your previous doctor
• Vaccine records, especially for children
• Any school, sports or work forms that need to be filled out

Follow-up visits by telemedicine

Some follow-up care can be handled through a telemedicine visit, such as reviewing lab results or refilling prescriptions. Your provider will tell you which visits can be done by video and which need an in-person exam.

Walk-ins and sick visits

Walk-ins are accepted for urgent care needs during office hours. For colds, sinus infections, urinary tract infections and minor injuries, your family doctor is often a good first stop. Our guide on when to see your family doctor, urgent care or the ER explains which problems belong where. For chest pain, trouble breathing, signs of a stroke or other emergencies, call 911.

How to book

Use the Book Appointment button at the top of this page or call (281) 466-4644. You can also use the Book Now button in the site menu or chat with our bilingual assistant. For a map and clinic details, see our Woodlands location page.