Fast Aid Urgent Care cuts the ribbon

The Dripping Springs Chamber of Commerce recently held a ribboncutting ceremony for Fast Aid Urgent Care, located at 136 Drifting Wind Run, Suite 117.

Fast Aid Urgent Care is a leading, veteran owned and operated clinic that provides same day patient care and treatment to all ages, adults and pediatrics, for various illnesses and injuries from highly trained providers who are experienced in emergency and urgent care medicine. Fast Aid’s founders, Dr. Curtis Grote, who serves as the Medical Director, and Charlie Heausler, a physician assistant and the Chief Executive Officer, said they are grateful for the opportunity to provide care to patients in Dripping Springs and the surrounding area.

Dr. Grote and Charlie, who is retired from the United States Army, had a vision and goal for Fast Aid to provide quality health care while having minimal wait times. They believed the only way to achieve this was to keep their focus on hiring the right individuals to come together as a team, and then to treat that team as they would like to be treated themselves. As a result, the Dripping Springs clinic will be staffed by two highly trained providers, Christopher Brett, FNP-C, and Robyn Swoboda, FNP-C.

Chris is recently retired from the Army, has a wide array of experience and education and is eager to serve the Dripping Springs community. Just like Chris, Robyn too has a wide array of experience to include the emergency department and urgent care. Additionally, Robyn resides in Dripping Springs and considers it an honor to be able to provide care in the town she calls home.

The clinic has five exam rooms, a digital x-ray, and is staffed with highly trained, professional, friendly providers and staff. Furthermore, Fast Aid takes a variety of insurances to include Medicare, Tricare, Veteran Affairs health benefit, Blue Cross Blue Shield, CHAMPVA, Medicaid and numerous other plans.