Practice & published prices
Each fee links to the exact practice page where it was published. Plan eligibility, inclusions and additional charges stay with that fee.
Exam, diagnosis and treatment plan for non-life-threatening illness/injury. Labs, imaging, injections and procedures cost extra. Payment due before departure. Eligibility: Self-pay patients; valid photo ID and payment method; no insurance card required.
Adult physical only. Additional services are itemized separately; payment due before departure. Eligibility: Self-pay patients; valid photo ID and payment method; no insurance card required.
School, sports or camp physical only; does not require $135 evaluation fee. Eligibility: Self-pay patients; valid photo ID and payment method; no insurance card required.
Flu shot only; does not require $135 evaluation fee. Vaccine eligibility/availability must be confirmed. Eligibility: Self-pay patients; valid photo ID and payment method; no insurance card required.
Published rapid STI testing charge only. It is not marked as exempt from the $135 evaluation fee; confirm whether evaluation is additional. Eligibility: Self-pay patients; valid photo ID and payment method; no insurance card required.
Confirm who treats at this office and which services they provide. Roster coverage may be incomplete.
A current roster is not available. Contact the practice to confirm the treating clinician.
Published by CityDoc Urgent Care — Uptown Dallas for this practice location. Confirm current policies and how they apply to your visit with the office.
You should visit urgent care for non-life-threatening conditions such as flu symptoms, sore throat, ear infections, minor injuries, sprains, burns, cuts, allergies, or mild asthma. CityDoc also treats urinary tract infections and rashes, and provides diagnostic testing and vaccinations.
Practice FAQ source · checked 2026-11-04No referral is needed. You can walk in or check in online for faster service.
Practice FAQ source · checked 2026-11-04Yes. Bringing your insurance card helps us verify your coverage and process your visit efficiently.
Practice FAQ source · checked 2026-11-04Yes. CityDoc verifies insurance coverage before each visit to help confirm benefits and minimize unexpected costs.
Practice FAQ source · checked 2026-11-04Allergy testing identifies specific substances that trigger allergic reactions. This helps your provider develop a personalized treatment plan to manage or prevent symptoms.
Practice FAQ source · checked 2026-11-04Allergy testing is generally not painful. The most common method is a skin test, which may cause mild temporary itching or redness.
Practice FAQ source · checked 2026-11-04You may be asked to avoid antihistamines for several days before testing, as these can affect results. Follow any preparation instructions provided by your CityDoc provider.
Practice FAQ source · checked 2026-11-04Allergy testing is safe for most patients. Mild reactions, such as temporary swelling or redness at the test site, can occur but usually resolve quickly.
Practice FAQ source · checked 2026-11-04Your provider will review which allergens triggered a reaction and explain their significance. This helps guide treatment options, such as avoidance strategies or allergy medication.
Practice FAQ source · checked 2026-11-04Each date applies only to the information identified for that source. Published prices are subject to change by the provider; confirm the current fee, inclusions and additional charges before booking.
Source for the named fees, billing units, eligibility and included or additional services. Practice-published prices are not individually confirmed clinician fees.
A contact number published by the practice; availability must be confirmed directly.
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