Main Street Medical Clinic

02/25/2026

Why Preventative Care Is One of the Best Investments You Can Make

Most people go to the doctor only when something feels wrong—but preventative care is designed to catch issues before they become problems.

Annual physicals help monitor:

Blood pressure and heart health

Blood sugar levels

Vitamin deficiencies

Stress, sleep, and mental well-being

Preventative visits also give you a chance to talk about concerns you might otherwise ignore. Taking one hour a year for your health can save years of stress later.

Healthcare works best when it’s proactive—not reactive.

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02/18/2026

Flu, COVID, RSV: What’s Still Going Around This Winter?

Winter isn’t over yet, and many people are still dealing with lingering coughs, congestion, and fatigue. Right now, we’re seeing flu, COVID, RSV, and common respiratory viruses circulating at the same time.

While many illnesses resolve on their own, it’s important to see a provider if you experience:

Fever lasting more than a few days

Shortness of breath

Chest pain

Worsening symptoms after initial improvement

A quick visit can help rule out complications and prevent a mild illness from becoming something more serious. If you’re unsure whether you should be seen, your primary care clinic is often the best first stop before urgent care or the ER.

02/14/2026

Love Your Heart—It’s the Only One You’ve Got

Valentine’s Day is usually about romantic gestures—flowers, dinners, and sweet messages—but this month is also , making it the perfect time to talk about a different kind of love: taking care of your heart.

Heart disease doesn’t just affect older adults. Stress, poor sleep, high blood pressure, and untreated conditions can quietly build over time, even in your 20s and 30s. The good news? Small, consistent habits make a big difference.

Simple ways to show your heart some love include:

Prioritizing sleep and stress management

Moving your body regularly—even walks count

Knowing your blood pressure and cholesterol numbers

Seeing a primary care provider before problems arise

Preventative care isn’t about finding something wrong—it’s about making sure things stay right. This Valentine’s Day, consider giving yourself the gift of long-term health. Your future self will thank you.

12/25/2025

Merry Christmas from Main Street Medical Clinic

At Main Street Medical Clinic, the holiday season is a special reminder of the community we are honored to serve. This Christmas, we want to say thank you to every patient, family, and friend who has trusted us with their care this year. Your support means more than you know.

The holidays are a time for togetherness, reflection, and gratitude. Whether you’re celebrating with family, spending time with friends, or enjoying a quiet moment to yourself, we hope this season brings you peace, comfort, and joy. ❤️

As we close out the year, here are a few simple wellness reminders to help you stay healthy this Christmas:
✨ Wash hands often during gatherings
✨ Stay hydrated and get plenty of rest
✨ Keep up with medications and wellness routines
✨ Listen to your body—rest when you need it
✨ Care for your mental health just as much as your physical health

Our team is here for you throughout the holidays and into the new year. Your health is our priority today, tomorrow, and always.

From all of us at Main Street Medical Clinic,

🎄 Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!

12/19/2025

❤️ Keeping High-Risk Loved Ones Safe During Holiday Gatherings

Holiday season is here — and so are seasonal viruses. If you have elderly relatives, people with diabetes, heart disease, lung disease, weakened immune systems, or pregnant family members, here’s how to keep them safe:

✔️ Get flu/COVID vaccines ahead of gatherings
✔️ Stay home if you’re sick — even if symptoms are mild
✔️ Keep sanitizer and handwashing areas accessible
✔️ Improve ventilation or gather outdoors when possible
✔️ Bring meds, glucometers, inhalers, and stay hydrated

A little planning goes a long way in protecting the people you love.

👉 Need a pre-holiday checkup or a sick visit? We’re here for you.

📞 Contact Us:
Mainstreet Medical Clinic
Call: (281) 528-4100
Address: 415 Woodline Dr, Spring, TX 77386
Website:

Your health journey is unique and changing. Main Street Medical Clinic team is here to provide a seamless transition of care each step of the way.

12/12/2025

🧼 It’s National Handwashing Awareness Week!
Here Are 5 Handwashing Mistakes Most Adults Still Make

Handwashing is the simplest and most powerful way to prevent illness — but many of us still get it wrong.

Here are the top mistakes:
1️⃣ Not washing long enough (20 seconds is the magic number)
2️⃣ Skipping between fingers and under nails
3️⃣ Not drying hands fully
4️⃣ Using hand sanitizer as a full substitute
5️⃣ Forgetting to wash after touching phones, carts, or public surfaces

Small habits = big protection during flu season. Keep those hands clean!

👉 Feeling sick? Walk in for same-day care at Mainstreet Medical Clinic.

📞 Contact Us:
Mainstreet Medical Clinic
Call: (281) 528-4100
Address: 415 Woodline Dr, Spring, TX 77386
Website: https://www.mainstreetclinics.com/

12/06/2025

Flu Season Is Here 🤒 — Do You Need the Clinic or the ER?

Flu season is back, and we’re already seeing patients unsure where to go when symptoms hit. Here’s a quick guide that could save you time (and money):

Come to Mainstreet Medical Clinic if you have:

• Cough, congestion, or sore throat
• Fever that isn’t severe
• Body aches or chills
• Need a flu or COVID test
• Symptoms that won’t go away after a few days

We can do rapid testing, prescriptions, and same-day sick visits — fast and affordable.

Go to the ER if you experience:

🚨 Trouble breathing
🚨 Chest pain
🚨 Confusion
🚨 Severe dehydration
🚨 Very high fever in children or older adults

Not sure where you fit? Start with us. We’ll guide you and make sure you get the right care.

👉 Stay safe this flu season — and come see us as soon as symptoms start.

📞 Contact Us:
Mainstreet Medical Clinic
Call: (281) 528-4100
Address: 415 Woodline Dr, Spring, TX 77386
Website:

Your health journey is unique and changing. Main Street Medical Clinic team is here to provide a seamless transition of care each step of the way.

11/27/2025

🦃 Thanksgiving at Mainstreet Medical Clinic: A Season of Health, Gratitude, and Community

As Thanksgiving approaches, we’re reminded of the importance of slowing down, reconnecting with loved ones, and taking a moment to appreciate life’s simplest blessings. At Mainstreet Medical Clinic, this season gives us an opportunity to reflect on the trust and support our patients show us every single day. For that, we are truly grateful.

11/11/2025

🇺🇸 Honoring Our Veterans This Veterans Day

At Main Street Medical Clinic, we proudly honor the men and women who have served our country with courage, dedication, and sacrifice.

Your strength and resilience protect the freedoms we cherish every day — and for that, we are forever grateful.

Today, we extend our deepest thanks to all veterans and their families. Your service inspires us to care with compassion, integrity, and respect.

Main Street Medical Clinic
📍 Spring, Texas
📞 (281) 528-4100
🌐 https://www.mainstreetclinics.com/

Your health journey is unique and changing. Main Street Medical Clinic team is here to provide a seamless transition of care each step of the way.

11/10/2025

Your health is your greatest investment! 🌿
Routine check-ups and screenings can catch potential health issues early — helping you stay active, strong, and worry-free.

At Main Street Medical Clinic, we provide personalized screening plans for every stage of life from blood pressure checks to cancer screenings and beyond.

Don’t wait until symptoms appear stay proactive about your well-being today! 💙

📍 415 Woodline Dr, Spring, TX
📞 +1 281-528-4100
🌐 mainstreetclinics.com

10/31/2025

🎃 Stay Spooky — But Safe! Halloween Health Tips for the Whole Family

Halloween is a time for costumes, candy, and community fun — but it can also bring a few health scares if we’re not careful. At Mainstreet Medical Clinic, we want everyone to enjoy the festivities safely. Here are a few quick tips to keep your Halloween healthy and happy:

1. Keep Trick-or-Treating Safe

Make sure costumes fit properly to avoid trips and falls. Add reflective tape or carry glow sticks so drivers can see you after dark. Always check candy before eating — toss anything unwrapped or suspicious.

2. Don’t Let Sugar Haunt You

Enjoy your treats in moderation! Too much candy can lead to stomachaches, fatigue, and blood sugar spikes. Encourage kids to pick a few favorites and save the rest for later.

3. Protect Against the Weather

Temperatures can drop quickly this time of year. Layer up under costumes, and make sure little ones have warm accessories like hats or gloves if needed.

4. Keep Your Immune System Strong

Halloween marks the start of flu season! Schedule your flu shot and keep up with handwashing — especially after handling candy and decorations.

5. Know When to Visit Us

If you experience seasonal allergies, an asthma flare-up, or an injury from festivities, Mainstreet Medical Clinic is here to help. Walk-ins are welcome, and our providers can treat everything from minor scrapes to flu symptoms.

👻 From all of us at Mainstreet Medical Clinic, have a fun and healthy Halloween!

Stay safe, stay spooky, and don’t hesitate to stop by for your seasonal check-up.

07/25/2025

Mental Health Matters: Prioritize Your Well-Being

Mental health is just as important as physical health, and yet it’s often overlooked. Whether you're dealing with stress, anxiety, or depression, taking care of your mental health is crucial for your overall well-being.

At Main Street Medical Clinic, we believe in a holistic approach to health that includes both physical and mental health support. Our team offers resources and counseling options to help you navigate challenges and manage your mental well-being.

Remember:

It’s okay to ask for help.

Practice self-care daily, even if it's just for a few minutes.

Stay connected with family, friends, or support groups.

If you’re struggling with mental health challenges, we are here to help. Don’t hesitate to reach out for guidance or schedule an appointment to discuss mental health resources.