Recommendations for the current COVID-19 vaccine depend on the season, age, vaccination history and individual health risks. Adults 65 and older, people with certain chronic medical conditions and people with weakened immune systems may particularly benefit from discussing vaccination with a healthcare provider. Urgentology Care offers COVID-19 vaccination at its Arlington and Colleyville clinics when supply is available. Call ahead to confirm the current vaccine, age eligibility and appointment availability.
Yes. COVID-19 and flu vaccines can generally be given during the same visit when a patient is eligible for both. The vaccines may be administered in different arms or at separate injection sites, following recommended vaccination practices. Ask Urgentology Care whether both vaccines are available at your preferred Arlington or Colleyville clinic before visiting.
COVID-19 vaccination decisions depend on individual risk factors, age, vaccination history and current public health recommendations. Our medical team can help patients understand whether an updated COVID-19 vaccine is appropriate for them.
Call ahead to confirm that the current COVID-19 vaccine is in stock. If you are eligible, you can visit our Arlington or Colleyville clinic during available vaccination hours.
If you currently have COVID-19, wait until you have recovered from the acute illness and met the applicable precautions before vaccination. Moderate or severe illness may also be a reason to postpone vaccination. Your provider can help determine the right timing.
For life-threatening symptoms such as severe difficulty breathing, throat swelling, chest pain, signs of stroke, or uncontrolled bleeding, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.
Find answers about COVID-19 vaccine coverage, receiving flu and COVID-19 shots together, what to bring and vaccine availability at our Arlington and Colleyville clinics.
COVID-19 vaccine coverage depends on your insurance plan, eligibility and provider network. Some patients may have no out-of-pocket cost, while others may be responsible for charges. Urgentology Care accepts a range of insurance plans at its Arlington and Colleyville clinics. Contact your insurer or call your preferred clinic with your insurance details to check coverage before visiting.
Yes. COVID-19 and flu vaccines can generally be administered during the same visit when you are eligible for both. They may be given in different arms or at separate injection sites. Call Urgentology Care in Arlington or Colleyville to confirm that both vaccines are available before planning your visit.
Bring a photo ID and your insurance card, if available. If you have documentation of previous COVID-19 vaccinations, bring it so your provider can review your vaccination history and help determine which dose may be appropriate. Let the clinic know about relevant medical conditions, medications and prior vaccine reactions.
COVID-19 vaccine availability can change by season, product and clinic location. Call Urgentology Care's Arlington clinic at 817-809-8760 or Colleyville clinic at 817-809-7365 before visiting. Our staff can confirm current supply, age eligibility and any scheduling requirements.
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