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Walk-In X-Ray in Houston

Need an X-ray after an injury? NeuMed offers on-site imaging at select Houston urgent care clinics when clinically appropriate.

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Overview

Get a Fast, Clear Diagnosis Today

Walk-In X-Ray Clinic in Houston

When you're hurt, waiting for answers is stressful. It can be hard to tell what kind of injury you have because twisted ligaments, broken bones, and strained muscles can all hurt the same way. You need a clear diagnosis fast so you can start healing — without complications or unnecessary worry.

Get a Fast, Clear Diagnosis Today

With the right diagnosis, you can move beyond pain to a clear and effective treatment plan.

Why Choose Urgent Care Over the ER?

You can save time and money by getting an urgent care X-ray instead of going to the emergency room. At NeuMed, we accept most major insurance plans, and you'll get your X-ray results the same day, so we can quickly evaluate your injury and start treatment right away.

Get a Fast, Clear Diagnosis Today

With the right diagnosis, you can move beyond pain to a clear and effective treatment plan.

We can use X-rays to diagnose:

Ankles and wrists that were sprained, broken or fractured
Broken fingers, toes and hands
Knee or elbow twists
Injuries from sports
Falls and trips
Joint pains
Pneumonia

Why Choose Urgent Care Over the ER?

When you choose urgent care over the ER, you'll benefit from:

Fast service: Get seen in 20-30 minutes with no appointment needed.
Lower costs: Get the same quality care at a fraction of emergency room prices.
Complete care in one visit: Same-day results, diagnosis and treatment plan.
Convenience you can count on: We're open seven days a week with extended hours, plus online booking and walk-ins welcome.

Our On-Site X-Ray Services

We offer several types of X-ray imaging at our urgent care clinics to help diagnose your condition quickly and accurately.

The types of X-rays we offer include:

If you need other imaging services — such as dental X-rays, fluoroscopy, CT scans, or mammograms — we can refer you to one of our partners in our extensive network.

Abdominal X-rays: Used to help diagnose concerns with the kidney, liver, stomach, intestines, or bladder.
Bone X-rays: Used to help diagnose fractures, arthritis or bone infections.
Chest X-rays: Allow the provider to examine the heart and lungs, often used to diagnose pneumonia.
Pediatric X-rays: All of our urgent care centers can treat kids 6 months and older and babies older than one week. When your child is in pain, every minute counts. Walk in or save your spot online, and we'll provide fast, compassionate care to help your family feel better quickly.

Get a Walk-In X-Ray in Houston

If you think you might need an X-ray, we're here for you seven days a week. Walk in anytime, save your spot online, or call our nearest location with questions. When you visit us for a walk-in X-ray, you get your results the same day so you can start treatment and feel better fast.

When X-ray is recommended

Your provider may recommend X-ray after ankle, wrist, or other injuries when a fracture cannot be ruled out by exam alone.

Injury evaluation first

X-ray is part of a complete injury visit — exam, imaging when needed, splinting, and follow-up guidance. See our injuries service page for full injury care.

FAQ

Common questions.

What Happens During the X-Ray Process?

An X-ray is painless and takes just minutes. You may need to hold your breath briefly, and the provider may step out between images.

Do I Need to Prepare for an X-Ray?

Wear loose clothing without metal zippers or snaps. You may need to remove jewelry.

Are There Any Risks From Getting X-Rays?

The radiation exposure is minimal — you'd need over 10,000 chest X-rays to reach harmful levels. Our providers only recommend X-rays when medically necessary.

What’s the Difference Between an MRI and an X-Ray? Are MRIs Available Here?

X-rays use radiation to create images and are excellent for viewing bones and detecting fractures or certain conditions. MRIs use magnetic fields and radio waves to produce more detailed images of soft tissues like muscles, ligaments and organs. We don't offer MRIs at our urgent care locations, but we can refer you to a trusted partner if one is needed.