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Urgent Care Hospital District, Irving

Next to the big hospital, but built for the everyday stuff that does not need an ER.

When a fever, a sprained ankle, or a nasty cough hits, you want care fast and you want to know what it costs before you walk out.

Irving’s Hospital District sits around Baylor Scott & White Medical Center on North MacArthur Boulevard, a quiet stretch of midcentury ranch homes, shaded streets, and the steady hum of State Highway 183 just to the south. It is a part of town where a lot of people work in or near healthcare, yet finding fast care for a minor problem still means a long, costly wait in a hospital emergency room. That is the gap we fill. Our walk-in clinic is minutes from the district, right on West Airport Freeway, and we treat the things that flare up in real life: strep throat, the flu, cuts that need stitches, a kid’s earache, a sprain that needs an X-ray. You see a real physician, not a long line. Most visits run $79, and we tell you the price up front. No appointment, no guessing, no surprise bill at the door.

Urgent Care Hospital District

Hours
Monday to Friday
10AM to 6PM
Every 2nd and 4th Saturday
10AM to 3PM
Office visit
$79
DOT physical
$69
Hospital District

Walk-In Urgent Care Minutes From the Hospital District

If you live or work near MacArthur Boulevard and the Baylor Scott & White campus, we are an easy hop down to West Airport Freeway. You do not have to fight the hospital parking deck or sit in an emergency waiting room for a problem that is uncomfortable but not life threatening. Pull in, sign in, and get seen. Most people are in and back out before a hospital triage nurse would have called their name. For the office worker who feels a sinus infection coming on, the parent whose child spiked a fever after school, or the contractor who tweaked a knee on the job, this is the practical option.

We built this clinic around the rhythm of the Hospital District and the streets around it. State Highway 183 runs right past our door, so getting here from the neighborhoods off MacArthur, from Irving Mall, or from the office parks along the freeway takes only a few minutes. We keep the visit simple: walk in, get checked by a board-certified physician, get any X-ray or lab work done on site, and leave with a clear plan and a clear price. That is the whole idea behind a good walk-in clinic, and it is what your neighbors near the hospital have been asking for.

Why Hospital District Patients Choose Our Urgent Care Clinic

Here is what sets our care apart for people near the Baylor Scott & White campus.

Transparent, Up-Front Pricing

You should never wonder what a visit costs until the bill shows up weeks later. A standard office visit with us is $79. A DOT physical is $69. We tell you the price before we start, so you can decide with a clear head. For anyone who has ever opened a surprise hospital statement, that honesty is the whole point. Self-pay patients are welcome, and we make the math plain.

On-Site Digital X-Ray and Lab Work

When you hurt your wrist or your child cannot shake a cough, you want answers in the same visit, not a referral across town. We run digital X-ray on site, along with rapid strep, flu, and COVID tests, urinalysis, EKG, and blood panels. That means we can often confirm what is going on and start treatment while you are still here. One stop, one visit, real answers.

Urgent, Primary, and Allergy Care in One Place

We are an urgent care, a primary care office, and an allergy center under one roof. So the same clinic that treats today’s sore throat can also manage your blood pressure, handle a yearly physical, or sort out the allergies that flare every spring near all those mature elms and oaks. You build a relationship with one team instead of bouncing between strangers.

Seen by a Board-Certified Physician

Every patient is seen by, a board-certified physician. You are not handed off down a chain. When you walk in with a worry, you talk to a doctor who can examine you, order the right test, and explain what comes next in plain words.

What We Treat at Our Hospital District Walk-In Clinic

From sudden illness to minor injuries, here is the kind of care we handle every day.

Illnesses We See Every Day

  • Sore throat and strep throat
  • Flu, colds, and COVID-19
  • Sinus infections and bronchitis
  • Ear infections and earaches
  • Fever in adults and children
  • Stomach bugs, nausea, and vomiting
  • Urinary tract infections
  • Pink eye and minor eye irritation
  • Seasonal allergies and flare-ups
  • Rashes and skin infections

Injuries and Wound Care

  • Sprains, strains, and minor fractures
  • Cuts that need stitches
  • Burns and scrapes
  • Animal and insect bites
  • Splinter and foreign-object removal
  • Back and joint pain
  • Minor work injuries
  • Sports injuries

On-Site Diagnostics and Testing

  • Digital X-ray
  • Rapid strep, flu, and COVID-19 testing
  • Urinalysis
  • EKG
  • Blood panels and lab work
  • Drug screens
  • DOT, sports, and school physicals
  • Vaccinations
Visit Works

Same-Day and Walk-In Care: How a Visit Works

Getting seen here takes three simple steps.

Walk in or book ahead

Stop by during open hours, or reserve a same-day slot online. Either way, you do not need a referral.

See the physician and get tested

Physicians examines you, and any X-ray or lab work happens right here on site.

Leave with a plan and a price

You get a clear treatment plan, any prescriptions you need, and a bill you already understood going in.

What to Bring

Bring a photo ID, your insurance card if you have one, a list of any medicines you take, and the details of your symptoms. For a DOT or sports physical, bring any forms your employer, school, or league requires so we can fill them out during the visit.

Insurance and Self-Pay Pricing

We welcome insurance and self-pay patients alike. If you are paying out of pocket, a standard office visit is $79 and a DOT physical is $69. We confirm your cost before care begins, so there is no guesswork and no surprise statement later.

Right Next to the Hospital, Built for the Bill You Can Plan For

Living and working near a major hospital has its perks, but it also tempts you to head straight to the emergency room for things that do not belong there. A 24/7 ER like the one at Baylor Scott & White Medical Center on North MacArthur Boulevard exists for true emergencies, and the cost reflects that. For a sore throat, a fever, a sprained ankle, or a cut that needs a few stitches, an ER visit can mean hours of waiting and a bill many times higher than ours. We give Hospital District residents and the people who work along this stretch of 183 a closer, faster, far cheaper choice for the everyday stuff. A standard visit is $79, you usually skip the long wait, and you still see a board-certified physician with X-ray and labs on hand. Save the emergency room for the emergencies, and let us handle the rest.

Urgent Care or the Emergency Room? A Quick Guide

Not sure where to go? Use this quick guide. For life-threatening symptoms, call 911 or go straight to the nearest ER, Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Irving at 1901 N MacArthur Blvd.

Go to the ER for Walk in to us for
Chest pain or trouble breathing Sore throat, cough, fever, or flu
Signs of a stroke (face drooping, slurred speech, weak arm) Ear infections, sinus infections, pink eye
Heavy, uncontrolled bleeding Cuts that need stitches, minor burns
Severe head, neck, or spine injury Sprains, strains, and minor fractures
Suspected heart attack Urinary tract infections and stomach bugs
Severe allergic reaction with breathing trouble Mild allergy flare-ups and rashes
Major trauma or broken bones through the skin Minor work and sports injuries
Sudden confusion or loss of consciousness Physicals, drug screens, and vaccinations

When in doubt about a serious symptom, choose the ER. For everything in the right-hand column, we save you time and money.

Pediatric Urgent Care for Hospital District Families

Kids spike fevers, catch every bug going around school, and take spills on the playground, usually after the pediatrician’s office has closed for the day. We treat children here, from earaches and strep throat to minor cuts, sprains, and the stomach bugs that sweep through Irving classrooms. A board-certified physician sees your child, rapid strep and flu tests run on site, and digital X-ray is right here if a fall needs a closer look. You get answers and a plan in one visit, without a long trip to a crowded emergency room. For Hospital District families, that means less stress on an already rough day and a clinic close to home that knows how to keep a worried kid calm.

Getting Here From the Hospital District

From the neighborhoods around Baylor Scott & White on North MacArthur Boulevard, head south to State Highway 183 (Airport Freeway) and follow it a short way to West Airport Freeway. We are at 800 W. Airport Fwy, Suite 100, easy to reach whether you are coming from MacArthur, from the office parks along 183, or from the Irving Mall side of the freeway. There is parking right at the door, so you are not circling a hospital deck. The map below shows the quickest route.

Frequently Asked Questions

You can simply walk in during open hours, no appointment required. If you prefer a set time, you can also book a same-day slot online. Either way you will see a board-certified physician, and there is no referral needed to be seen.

A standard office visit is $79 and a DOT physical is $69 for self-pay patients. We confirm your price before care starts, so you are never left guessing. We also accept insurance if you would rather use your plan.

We are only minutes away. From the Baylor Scott & White area on North MacArthur Boulevard, head south to State Highway 183 and follow it to West Airport Freeway. Our address is 800 W. Airport Fwy, Suite 100, with parking right at the door.

Yes. We run digital X-ray plus rapid strep, flu, and COVID-19 tests, urinalysis, EKG, and blood panels in house. That means we can often diagnose your problem and begin treatment during the same visit, without sending you elsewhere.

We are open Monday through Friday from 10AM to 6PM, and on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of each month from 10AM to 3PM. We are not a 24-hour clinic, so for an emergency at night, use the nearest ER at Baylor Scott & White Medical Center.

Go straight to the ER or call 911 for chest pain, trouble breathing, signs of a stroke, heavy bleeding, or major trauma. The nearest ER is Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Irving at 1901 N MacArthur Blvd. For minor illness and injury, we are the faster, lower-cost choice.

Yes, we care for children as well as adults. We handle fevers, earaches, strep throat, stomach bugs, minor injuries, and more. A board-certified physician sees your child, and on-site rapid testing and X-ray help us get answers quickly in one visit.

Yes. We provide DOT physicals ($69), sports and school physicals, and drug screens, usually with no appointment needed. Bring any forms your employer, school, or league requires and we will complete them during your visit.

Walk In Today

Feeling under the weather or nursing a minor injury? Skip the long ER wait and stop by. We are close to the Hospital District, we tell you the price up front, and you see a board-certified physician with X-ray and labs ready on site.

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