WALK-INS weLCOME!

Or, schedule your appointment through this website:
https://phreesia.me/LBVaccine

When and where?

Monday through Friday
7 a.m. – 6 p.m

4732 W. Illinois Avenue
Dallas, TX 75211

Illinois Avenue location: Including for children age 5 and under

3111 Sylvan Avenue
Dallas, TX 75212

Sylvan Avenue location: Including for children age 5 and under

809 Singleton Blvd.
Dallas, TX 75212

Monday through Friday
8 a.m. – 5 p.m

5787 S. Hampton Rd., Suite 365, Dallas, TX 75232

Including for children age 5 and under

Saturdays
8 a.m. – 12 p.m.

3111 Sylvan Avenue
Dallas, TX 75212

Including for children age 5 and under

Pfizer vaccines and boosters are free!

• Only essential personnel are working at the clinic and they all wear PPE at all times.
• All onsite staff are screened by their managers over telephone each day prior to coming to work, then screened again at the door.
• All patients are screened by telephone first, including those who may have COVID-19.
• Patients allowed in the clinic wear facemasks, except for children under age 2 or those who have trouble breathing. We provide facemasks if the patient does not have one.
• Staff practice social distancing at all times, including during any lunch or other breaks.
• Only one caregiver accompanies the child to eliminate crowded lobbies and waiting areas.
• There is no longer a waiting area in the clinic. Caregivers and children wait in their cars (for a very short time), and carry a small disc, which lights-up when it is time for their appointment.
• A medical assistant greets the caregiver and child waiting in the car and escorts them directly to their exam room.

• TESTING! Starting Tuesday, June 28,  we will provide COVID PCR testing on a walk-in basis Monday through Friday, 7:00 am to 9:00 am, at 809 Singleton Avenue on our West Dallas clinic campus. Results typically arrive between 24-36 hours.
• For prevention, we also provide drive-through flu shots and flu and strep testing.
• Other pediatric and adult immunizations are provided by appointment.
• We assess the patient’s ability to safely self-isolate and monitor their symptoms, as well as assess the risk of the virus spreading to others at home.
• If you wish to speak to a medical professional about COVID exposure, or symptoms, please call (214)540-0300.

Another way we minimize risk is through the optimization of telehealth and remote services:

•  Allow telehealth access to primary care providers and specialists, including mental and behavioral health care providers, for chronic health conditions and medication management.
• We monitor clinical signs of certain medical conditions remotely and mail free blood pressure cuffs and blood glucose tests, including for children and youth.
• We provide instructions to caregivers about home care and family safety.
•  Nurses monitor patients at home with regular check-ins using telephone calls or even texts.
• We follow-up with patients after they are discharged from the hospital.