50 patients have shared ratings for Alamo City Urgent Care in San Antonio on Solv. The average rating is 4.8 out of 5.

You can book a visit with Alamo City Urgent Care directly through Solv. The clinic also accepts walk-in patients, however, booking in advance usually minimizes your wait time, allowing you to get in and out of the urgent care quicker.

Alamo City Urgent Care accepts Aetna, Anthem, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, Humana, Medicaid, Medicare, PPO, Self-Pay, TRICARE, Triwest, United Healthcare. Depending on your specific insurance plan, your out of pocket visit cost will vary. Contact the clinic directly for further details.

Depending on insurance status and whether Alamo City Urgent Care is in-network with your specific plan, an urgent care visit to this location may vary. Generally speaking, a co-pay for the visit itself will range from $35-75 with lab tests and other services possibly increasing that total. Without insurance, the self-pay price of a visit will likely be between $100-250 depending on the reason for visit or prescribed treatment plan. Additional services such as lab tests, x-rays, medications, and other services may be additional costs. Please make sure to talk with your provider about the costs prior to receiving treatment.

As an urgent care center, Alamo City Urgent Care treats a range of non-emergent injuries and illnesses, as well as provides certain preventative care. More specifically, Alamo City Urgent Care will provide a variety of vaccinations, annual exams and sports physicals, general lab tests and screenings, and diagnose and treat routine conditions like the common cold, flu, infections, rashes, allergies, strep throat, and more.

Alamo City Urgent Care is located at 2000 SE Loop 410 Acc Rd in San Antonio and serves patients throughout the area.

Yes. Alamo City Urgent Care is open on weekends, but only on Saturday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm. They are closed on Sundays.

Yes! Alamo City Urgent Care offers video visits, or telemedicine appointments through Solv allowing you on-demand, virtual access to the same providers that you would otherwise see in-person.