Walk-In Imaging & Lab, Open 24/7
CT, MRI, digital X-ray, ultrasound, EKG and a full lab under one roof. Images are taken and read the same visit, so your diagnosis does not wait on a scheduling desk.
Most emergency decisions come down to what the imaging shows. MedlinePlus explains that diagnostic imaging lets physicians see inside the body to find the cause of symptoms fast, and at ER of Irving that happens in one visit.
Medically reviewed by the ER of Irving Medical Team | Updated: July 2026
Every modality below runs on site, day and night. No referrals, no scheduling desk.
Cross-sectional imaging for internal injuries, lung and heart conditions, and vascular disease.
Fast, high-resolution images for fractures, chest conditions and swallowed objects.
Radiation-free imaging for abdominal, pelvic, vascular and cardiac evaluations.
Heart rhythm and cardiac screening run at the bedside within minutes of arrival.
Full laboratory testing that pairs with your imaging for a complete answer.
Child-sized protocols and gentle handling for our youngest patients.
Fractures, ligament tears and joint injuries diagnosed with precision.
Detailed soft-tissue and neurological imaging on site, for answers CT cannot fully provide.
From the front door to results in hand, here is how an imaging visit moves:
Registration and insurance verification take 2 to 3 minutes.
An experienced emergency physician examines you and orders the right study.
Scans and bloodwork run on site, usually back within 15 to 30 minutes.
The physician walks you through the images and what happens next.
Imaging is how vague symptoms become clear diagnoses. A fall that will not stop hurting needs an X-ray to rule out a fracture. A blow to the head deserves a CT before you sleep it off, which is why we image head injuries immediately.
The same is true inside the chest and abdomen: chest pain gets an EKG and imaging within minutes, and severe abdominal pain gets same-day CT or ultrasound to catch appendicitis and gallstones before they turn dangerous.
Yes. ER of Irving keeps MRI on site alongside CT, digital X-ray and ultrasound, so advanced imaging happens during your visit. Most urgent care centers do not offer MRI at all. Below are the answers patients ask most about getting an MRI in the emergency room.
CT comes first in most emergencies because it takes minutes and shows bleeding, fractures and organ injury quickly. Physicians order MRI when soft tissue, the spinal cord or the brain needs a closer look. According to MedlinePlus, MRI uses magnets and radio waves, not radiation, to create detailed pictures.
Most urgent care centers offer X-ray only and refer patients elsewhere for advanced imaging. If your symptoms may need an MRI, CT or ultrasound, starting at a facility that has them on site avoids a second visit. ER of Irving runs all of these scanners around the clock.
No. ER of Irving is walk-in, 24 hours a day. An experienced emergency physician examines you first and orders MRI when it is the right study for your symptoms. The scan and the physician review both happen during the same visit, with no referral and no scheduling desk.
ER of Irving at 8200 N MacArthur Blvd, Suite 110 has MRI on site for Irving, Las Colinas and Valley Ranch, every hour of the year. Walk in any time. For life-threatening symptoms such as stroke signs or major trauma, call 911 first.
No. Walk in any hour of any day. A physician evaluates you and orders imaging on the spot, with no referral required.
Yes. ER of Irving has MRI on site, alongside CT, X-ray and ultrasound, so advanced imaging happens during your visit instead of through a referral or transfer.
Most imaging and lab results are back in 15 to 30 minutes, and the physician reviews them with you before you leave.
Yes. We use child-sized protocols, and ultrasound, which uses no radiation at all, covers many pediatric needs. When a scan involves X-ray technology, the dose is adjusted for the child’s size.
Most major insurance plans are accepted, and our staff verifies benefits during your visit and helps with billing afterward.
8200 N MacArthur Blvd, Suite 110, Irving, TX 75063. Open 24/7 with CT, MRI, X-ray, ultrasound and lab on site. Call 911 for life-threatening symptoms.
