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Urgent care for the entire family, available 7 days a week. Simply walk in to CityDoc clinic without an appointment and see a provider.

CityDoc Urgent Care is ready to care for your family’s healthcare needs. We provide comprehensive urgent care for the entire family and we’re open seven days a week with extended evening and weekend hours. Walk-ins are welcome as no appointment is needed. We provide affordable care as an in-network provider for most insurance plans. If you’re without insurance, our simple self-pay pricing will go easy on the pocketbook. Our online check-in services take convenience to the next level. Founded by ER providers, CityDoc emphasizes the highest quality of care and is accredited by the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care (AAAHC). At CityDoc, we’re making healthcare better! If you are contacting CityDoc after hours of operation or feel that you are having an emergency, please dial 911 or proceed to the nearest emergency room.

11/04/2026

Our CityDoc team got creative this Halloween, and now we need your help picking a winner! 🎃

Click through every pumpkin our team decorated this year. To vote, comment the number of your favorite. One vote per person, please.

Our top three pumpkins win prizes, so make your vote count. Voting closes Sun, November 8 at 11:59pm.

Which one gets your vote?

11/04/2026

Holiday gatherings mean grandparents, babies, and everyone in between under one roof, and that's exactly how something small turns into something everyone's passing around.

RSV looks like a cold at first. Runny nose, a little cough, maybe low energy. For most healthy adults, it stays that way. For babies and older adults, it can hit a lot harder and turn into something that needs real attention.

Feeling sick before or after that holiday party? Come see us at CityDoc before it spreads to everyone at the table.

10/31/2026

No one wants a lecture before trick-or-treating, so here's the short version: make sure the costume actually fits so nobody's tripping on it, add something reflective if you're out after dark, and skip the mask if it blocks peripheral vision, face paint works just as well.

None of this is about ruining the fun. It's just the stuff that actually prevents the kind of night that ends in a walk-in visit instead of a candy count.

Have fun out there. We'll be here either way.

10/14/2026

Sneezing and a runny nose don't automatically mean allergies. In DFW this time of year, it could be allergies, a cold, or the start of flu, and the difference actually matters for how you treat it.

Allergies show up fast and stay steady: itchy eyes, clear runny nose, no fever, and they'll drag on for weeks if the trigger's still around. A cold builds slower and usually clears in about a week. Flu tends to hit harder and faster, with fever, body aches, and real exhaustion on top of the congestion.

If you're not sure which one you're dealing with, that's exactly what we're here for. A quick visit can tell you, and tell you what actually helps.

10/10/2026

Red River Rivalry weekend means tailgates start early and go long, and somewhere between the first pregame and the fourth quarter, somebody always overdoes it in the Texas heat.

Dehydration headache, or something that needs an IV and twenty minutes to actually fix? We can tell the difference fast, and we're open all weekend for exactly this.

Hook 'em, or Boomer Sooner, whichever side you're on. Just drink some water too.

10/08/2026

It's National PA Week, and a lot of the care you get at CityDoc comes from physician assistants who trained for exactly this: fast, accurate care without unnecessary steps in between.

If a PA's ever gotten you in and out with the right answer, this week's a good time to say thanks.

10/06/2026

1 in 8 women in the U.S. will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime. Caught early, the survival rate is over 90%.

Early detection starts with knowing your own body and not putting off the exam you've been meaning to schedule. If something feels off, don't wait on it, and don't assume it's nothing just because it's easier to.

This month is a good reminder. So is every month after it.

10/03/2026

Fried Oreos, a corny dog, a turkey leg the size of your forearm, and then somehow also a funnel cake. We get it, it's the State Fair, and the rules are different for ten days.

A day at the Fair also means hours outside in Texas heat, more walking than you planned, and easy-to-forget hydration. Dizziness, a headache that won't quit, or feeling confused or overly fatigued aren't just "too much sun," those can be early signs of heat exhaustion, and it's worth taking seriously before it turns into heat stroke.

If your stomach's putting up a fight the next morning, that's usually just fair food doing fair food things. If it's real pain, repeated vomiting, or it's not letting up, that's worth a visit, not just riding it out until the Ferris wheel stops spinning in your memory.

Drink water between the fried stuff. Go enjoy the Fair. We'll be here if either one fights back.

10/01/2026

Flu shots at CityDoc are $18. That's the whole cost, no hidden fees tacked on.

The flu vaccine takes about two weeks to fully kick in, so the earlier in the season you get it, the better protected you are before flu activity picks up. No appointment needed. Walk in, get it done, go about your day.

If you've been putting it off because you weren't sure where to go or what it'd cost, now you know both.

09/29/2026

If you're enrolled in VA healthcare, there's a good chance you qualify for something called the VA Community Care urgent care benefit — and most veterans we see had no idea it existed until someone told them in the waiting room.

Here's how it actually works: you don't need prior authorization, and you don't need a referral from your VA provider. You walk into CityDoc like anyone else, mention you're using the benefit, and we take it from there. We're a contracted, in-network provider for this program, so it's not a workaround — it's built for exactly this.

It's meant for the moments that can't wait for a VA appointment slot to open up — an infection, an injury, something that needs eyes on it today, not next week. If you've been putting off getting something looked at because you didn't want to deal with the VA scheduling system, this is the door that's already open.

Address

5301 W Lovers Lane, Ste 109
Dallas, TX
75209

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 8pm
Tuesday	8am - 8pm
Wednesday	8am - 8pm
Thursday	8am - 8pm
Friday	8am - 8pm
Saturday	8am - 8pm
Sunday	9am - 6pm

Telephone

+12143527800

Website

https://www.solvhealth.com/citydoc-urgent-care-dallas-tx-n0ryOg, https://citydoc.net/locations/inwood-village-urgent-car

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