RGV Urgent Care is Opening a Second Clinic in McAllen’s Market at Nolana

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Weingarten Realty (NYSE: WRI) announces RGV Urgent Care is leasing 2,500 SF in McAllen’s Market at Nolana.  

Market at Nolana is anchored by Walmart Supercenter and caters to traffic from nearby schools and McAllen Sports Park.

RGV Urgent Care offers:

  • Emergency Services
  • Treatment for minor injuries
  • Physicals
  • Immunizations
  • Lab Testing
  • Health Services for all ages 
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