Primary Care Services in San Antonio, TX
Primary Care Clinic Accepting New Patients in San Antonio
Most people in San Antonio do not have a primary care provider they actually trust.
They have a name in their insurance portal they have never met. A clinic they visited once and never went back to. Or they have been putting it off because finding someone new feels like more work than it is worth.
Medberry Primary Care is where that changes.
Our San Antonio clinic on Fredericksburg Road near the Medical Center is accepting new patients right now. Same-day and next-day appointments are available Monday through Friday from 9am to 6pm. No referral needed. No long wait to get in.
You come in. A board-certified provider takes the time to listen. You leave with a care plan and a follow-up already scheduled.
What We Offer
Primary Care Services
at Medberry Primary Care
High Blood Pressure (Hypertension)
Managing and monitoring blood pressure to prevent serious health issues.
Diabetes
Helping patients control blood sugar levels with personalized care plans.
Respiratory Infections
Treating common illnesses like colds, flu, and bronchitis.
Allergies and Asthma
Providing relief and management for seasonal and chronic allergies.
High Cholesterol
Offering screenings and treatment to lower the risk of heart disease.
Preventative Care
Creating personalized plans to support healthy weight loss and lifestyle changes.
What Happens When You Do Not Have a Primary Care Provider in San Antonio?
Most health problems that become serious did not start that way.
High blood pressure goes undetected for years because nobody checked. Diabetes progresses because there was no provider tracking the numbers. A manageable condition becomes an expensive emergency because there was no relationship in place to catch it early.
Having a primary care provider in San Antonio is not about going to the doctor when you are sick. It is about having someone who knows your health history, tracks what is changing, and catches problems before they become crises.
That is exactly what Medberry is built to do.
What to Expect at Your First Primary Care Visit
You’ll spend more time with your provider than you will in the waiting room. That’s the goal every day.
When you walk in, our front desk team will ask for your ID, insurance card, and a short health history form. If you want to save time, you can fill it out online before you arrive. Most new patients are in a room within 15 minutes of checking in. Many people show up nervous about long waits, then they’re surprised how fast things move.
Your provider will sit down and talk with you. Not rush through a checklist. They’ll ask about your health history, any medications you take, your family’s health background, and what brought you in today. If something’s been bothering you for months and you’ve been putting it off, this is the visit to bring it up.
A typical first visit includes a physical exam and basic vitals like blood pressure, heart rate, and weight. Your provider may order lab work depending on your age, symptoms, and risk factors. Our clinic on Fredericksburg Road near the Medical Center simplifies lab follow-up. Results usually come back within a couple of days, and your provider reviews them with you directly.
Here’s what people don’t expect. You can bring up more than one thing. Got a nagging knee pain and also want to talk about stress or sleep? That’s fine. Our providers, including Amanda Hernandez, PA-C, and Adam Casillas, PA-C, who has 13 years of primary care experience, handle a wide range of concerns in a single visit. You don’t need separate appointments for separate problems.
And if something comes up that needs a specialist, we’ll point you in the right direction. But most of the time, what you need can be handled right here.
Bring a list of your current medications. Bring your questions. Bring the thing you’ve been Googling at midnight — we’d rather talk about it face to face than have you guessing.
New patients are always accepted, walk-ins are welcome, and same-day appointments are open every day.
When to Skip Primary Care and Call 911 or Go to the ER
We are not an emergency room. That’s important to say plainly.
Primary care handles a wide range of health concerns. But some situations need a higher level of care right now, not in an hour, not tomorrow. Knowing the difference can save your life or the life of someone you love.
Call 911 or go to the nearest ER if you have chest pain or pressure that won’t let up. Also seek emergency care for sudden trouble breathing, signs of a stroke like face drooping or slurred speech, heavy bleeding you can’t control, or a serious injury such as a broken bone pushing through skin. San Antonio has several Level I trauma centers near the Medical Center corridor on Fredericksburg Road. If you’re in a true emergency, those facilities have the staff and equipment to help you in ways a primary care clinic cannot.
Here’s where it gets tricky for most people.
A bad headache that comes on fast and feels like the worst of your life — that’s an ER visit. A headache you’ve had off and on for two weeks? That’s us. High fever in a toddler with a stiff neck? ER. Fever with a cough and body aches in an adult? We can see you the same day. The line between urgent and emergency isn’t always obvious, and we get calls about this every week.
If you’re not sure, call us first. Our providers can help you figure out whether you need emergency care or whether a same-day visit at the clinic will handle it. That quick phone call can save you hours in an ER waiting room and a much bigger bill.
But don’t second-guess yourself on the big stuff. If something feels truly wrong, go to the ER. No one at our clinic would ever want you to delay care for a real emergency just to avoid a trip to the hospital. We’ll be here for the follow-up after you’re stable. Helping you recover and stay on track after a crisis is one of the most important roles of a primary care provider.
Got Questions? We’ve Got Answers!
Common Questions About Primary Care in San Antonio, TX
Without insurance the Medberry Network membership is the most affordable option. For $159 a month you get unlimited primary care and urgent care provider visits, a yearly comprehensive exam, full blood work, and prescription refills by text or call. That is a total monthly value of $1,170 for $159 per month. For patients with commercial insurance we accept BCBS, UHC, and Aetna. Call (210) 997-8630 to verify your coverage before your visit.
We accept BCBS commercial, UHC commercial and all UHC commercial products, Aetna commercial, and BCBS Medicare Advantage. We do not accept Medicaid or marketplace plans. Call us at (210) 997-8630 and we will check your specific coverage right over the phone.
Your Medberry primary care provider handles annual physicals, chronic condition management for diabetes, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol, sick visits, blood work, prescription refills, preventive care screenings, and referrals to specialists when needed. They are your first point of contact for anything health related and your long-term partner in keeping you healthy.
Yes. Same-day and next-day appointments are available Monday through Friday from 9am to 6pm at our Fredericksburg Road clinic near the Medical Center. New patients are always welcome and no referral is required. Call (210) 997-8630 or book online to get started.
Yes. All Medberry providers are board-certified and licensed in Texas. Our clinical team includes board-certified physician assistants under the medical direction of Dr. Luke Berry MD, a UTHSCSA School of Medicine graduate and former Chief Resident in Emergency Medicine.
Medberry Primary Care has been serving San Antonio patients since 2024 and has built a 4.9 star rating across more than 286 Google reviews. Our clinic is located on Fredericksburg Road near the Medical Center and is one of San Antonio's fastest growing primary care practices.
You will be seen by the next available board-certified provider. They will take the time to get a full picture of your health history, review any concerns you have, order any necessary lab work, and build a care plan specific to your situation. You leave with a clear plan and a follow-up already scheduled. Once you find a provider you connect with at Medberry you can request them for future visits.
Primary care is your long-term healthcare home. Your provider knows your history, manages your chronic conditions, and is your first call for anything health related. Urgent care is for when something comes up today that cannot wait — an infection, an injury, or an acute illness. At Medberry both are available under the same roof so you never have to start over with someone who does not know you.