24/7 Emergency Room in Irving, TX

24-Hour Emergency Room Services in Irving, TX

Experienced emergency physicians, on-site CT, X-ray and lab, and a median door-to-provider time under 10 minutes. Walk in any time. No appointment needed.

Why Choose ER of Irving for Emergency Care?

ER of Irving is a Texas-licensed freestanding emergency room, open every hour of every day. The physician you see is experienced in emergency medicine, and the CT scanner, X-ray and full laboratory are steps from your bed, not in another wing.

That layout is why our median door-to-provider time stays under 10 minutes. When you are not sure whether a symptom is an emergency, MedlinePlus offers a plain-language guide, and our team will always tell you honestly what your situation needs.

Every emergency below links to a full guide: what the warning signs are, what we do the moment you arrive, and when to call 911 instead of driving.

Medically reviewed by the ER of Irving Medical Team | Updated: July 2026

Why Choose ER of Irving for Emergency Care

Life-Threatening Emergencies

Minutes matter with these. Call 911 for collapse, severe breathing trouble, or stroke signs. Otherwise come straight in.

Heart Attack

Chest pressure, arm or jaw pain, cold sweat. EKG within minutes of arrival.

Stroke

Face drooping, arm weakness, slurred speech. BE-FAST and call 911.

Chest Pain

Heart, lung, or muscle? We settle it with EKG, troponin labs and imaging.

Sepsis

An infection turning dangerous: fever with confusion or a racing heart.

Anaphylaxis

Severe allergic reactions. Epinephrine first, then monitored observation.

Breathing Problems

Asthma attacks, COPD flares, and shortness of breath that will not ease.

Blood Clots

Leg swelling and pain, or sudden breathlessness. DVT and PE evaluation.

Heat Stroke

Confusion in the heat is an emergency. Rapid cooling starts on arrival.

Injury and Trauma Care

From car crashes on Hwy 114 to a fall at home. Imaging, splinting and stitches on site.

Trauma and Car Accidents

Full trauma workup: imaging head to pelvis, bleeding control, and transfer coordination when surgery is needed.

Fractures and Broken Bones

X-ray, reduction and splinting in one visit, with orthopedic follow-up arranged.

Head Injuries

CT scanning for any head impact with worsening headache, vomiting, or confusion.

Concussions

Evaluation, cognitive baseline and a stepwise return-to-play clearance plan.

Traumatic Brain Injury

Emergency assessment and imaging for serious head trauma, with specialist transfer.

Eye Injuries

Chemical splashes, foreign objects and blunt eye trauma treated around the clock.

Visit Us Immediately If You Experience

Visit Us Immediately If You Experience:

  • Chest pain or pressure, especially with sweating or arm pain
  • Difficulty breathing or shortness of breath
  • Stroke signs: face drooping, arm weakness, slurred speech
  • Severe bleeding that does not stop with pressure
  • Sudden severe abdominal pain
  • Head injury with confusion, vomiting, or loss of consciousness
  • High fever that will not come down, in a child or adult
  • Severe allergic reaction with swelling or hives spreading fast

When in doubt, come in. An honest evaluation beats a night of worrying, and emergency care is protected from surprise billing under federal law.

Illness and Pain, Treated Around the Clock

The 2 a.m. emergencies that cannot wait for a morning appointment.

Belly and Digestive

Abdominal Pain

CT and ultrasound find the cause: gallbladder, obstruction, or worse.

Appendicitis

Pain that moves to the lower right belly needs same-day imaging.

Food Poisoning

Anti-nausea medication, IV rehydration and testing for severe cases.

GI Emergencies

GI bleeding, severe reflux and gastrointestinal disease evaluation.

Kidneys, Sugar and Fluids

Kidney Stones

CT confirmation, IV pain relief, and a plan for stones too large to pass.

Diabetic Ketoacidosis

High sugar with vomiting or fruity breath. IV insulin and fluids now.

Dehydration

IV fluid and electrolyte replacement when you cannot keep liquids down.

Infection, Skin and Pain

High Fever

Adult and pediatric fever care when the number will not come down.

Bronchitis

Chest congestion and cough that is getting worse, not better.

Severe Sore Throat

Strep testing and care for throats too swollen to swallow.

Rashes

Spreading, painful, or fever-linked rashes evaluated any hour.

Severe Back Pain

Sudden severe back pain with red-flag symptoms, imaged and treated.

Pediatric Care and On-Site Diagnostics

Children treated with child-sized equipment, and answers from imaging and labs in-house.

Pediatric Emergency Care

Emergency care for children of every age, with direct transfer to Children's Health or Cook Children's when subspecialty care is needed.

Diagnostic Imaging

CT, X-ray, MRI and ultrasound on site, read fast, so answers come in minutes rather than days.

Laboratory Testing

A full lab in the building: blood counts, cultures, cardiac markers and more, without a send-out wait.

What to Expect When You Arrive

No phone trees, no triage maze. Here is the whole process.

1

Walk In, Any Hour

No appointment, no referral. A nurse takes your vitals within minutes.

2

See the Physician

Median door-to-provider time is under 10 minutes, day or night.

3

Testing On Site

CT, X-ray, ultrasound and labs happen here, with rapid results.

4

Treatment and a Plan

Treatment starts immediately, and you leave with clear follow-up steps.

Emergency Care Questions, Answered

Yes. We are a Texas-licensed freestanding emergency medical care facility with board-certified emergency physicians, on-site CT, X-ray, ultrasound and laboratory, open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. We treat the same emergencies a hospital emergency department treats, and we coordinate direct transfer when surgery or ICU admission is needed.

No. Emergency care is walk-in by nature. Come in any hour of any day, including weekends and holidays. Our median door-to-provider time is under 10 minutes.

Urgent care fits minor illness during business hours: a mild cold, a small cut, a routine sprain. Anything involving chest pain, breathing trouble, stroke signs, severe pain, head injury, or a child under 3 months with a fever belongs in an emergency room. When in doubt, call us at (972) 893-3148 and ask.

Emergency care is protected. Under the federal No Surprises Act and Texas Department of Insurance balance-billing rules, patients are shielded from surprise balance bills for emergency treatment. We accept most major insurance and post all required Texas disclosures.

Yes. We evaluate and treat pediatric emergencies with age-appropriate equipment, and when a child needs subspecialty care we coordinate direct transfer to Children’s Health Dallas or Cook Children’s in Fort Worth.

We stabilize you first, complete the workup, and arrange direct transfer to the right hospital with your imaging and records already done. That head start often shortens the total time to definitive treatment.

Don't Risk Waiting. Get Care Now

Every emergency above is treated 24/7 at 8200 N MacArthur Blvd, Suite 110, Irving. Call 911 for life-threatening symptoms. Walk in for everything else.