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Spanish-Speaking Doctor in Dallas — Online Video Visits

Spanish video visit · $88 USD

If you're searching for a Spanish-speaking doctor in Dallas, here's the honest answer: Doctor Matt connects you by video with a Colombian physician who speaks your language. You join from wherever you are in Dallas — and anywhere in the United States — so there's nothing to drive to. It is not a walk-in office in Dallas; it's a real doctor on a video call. The visit is a flat $88 USD, one payment, seen with or without insurance. You can book your video visit here and pick a time that works for you.

Built for Dallas's Spanish-speaking community

Dallas is home to one of the largest Hispanic communities in Texas — roughly four in ten residents are Latino, with deep Mexican-American roots alongside families from El Salvador, Honduras, Colombia and across Latin America. Oak Cliff is the cultural anchor: along Jefferson Boulevard you'll find taquerías, paleterías, quinceañera shops and the North Texas parade route that fills up every Cinco de Mayo. The same everyday-Spanish energy runs through Pleasant Grove, West Dallas and the Bachman Lake area, and it carries out into suburbs like Irving, Garland, Grand Prairie and Farmers Branch. Wherever you sit in the metroplex, a video visit reaches you the same way.

For a lot of these households, "going to the doctor" means taking time off work, finding someone to translate, and losing an afternoon in a waiting room. A video visit flips that around: no fighting traffic on I-35 or the 635, no waiting room, and no leaving your kitchen table — you talk directly with a doctor in your own language. And if that doctor suggests an over-the-counter (OTC) product, you pick it up at the CVS, Walgreens or Walmart in your neighborhood, no prescription needed.

How the video visit works

It only takes a few minutes to get started:

  • Pay online: one flat payment of $88 USD through the secure Bold platform.
  • Pick a date and time: the calendar shows open slots in your own time zone.
  • Connect by video: join from your phone or computer — no app to install.
  • Get your plan: the doctor reviews your case and gives you clear, practical guidance.

Visits run every day, including weekends, from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Colombia time (GMT-5). Keep the difference with Dallas Central Time in mind when you choose your slot.

What a Spanish video visit is good for

This visit is designed for minor, everyday concerns that don't belong in an ER: colds, cough, sore throat, upset stomach, mild allergies, questions about common symptoms, and general health guidance. The doctor can recommend over-the-counter (OTC) medications you'll find at CVS, Walgreens or Walmart around Dallas, and walk you through how to take care of yourself at home in plain Spanish.

Honest about what we are

You talk face-to-face, by video, with a real doctor in a private setting. Doctor Matt (a brand of Grupo Alivmed S.A.S., an IPS authorized by Colombia's Ministry of Health) works with Colombian physicians who are native Spanish speakers. We want to be upfront about the limits: our doctors are licensed in Colombia, not in Texas or any U.S. state, this is not a physical clinic in Dallas, and we cannot issue prescriptions valid at U.S. pharmacies. What you get is a genuine conversation in your language and OTC-level guidance — and if your case needs a prescription or in-person care, the doctor will say so clearly.

Why a doctor in your own language matters

When you can describe symptoms in your own words — the way you'd explain them to family — nothing gets lost in translation. You ask the questions you actually have, you understand the answers, and you leave the visit knowing what to do next. For Spanish-speaking families across Dallas, that clarity is the whole point: care that meets you in your language, from home.

Ready to talk with a Spanish-speaking doctor from anywhere in Dallas? Book your video visit today and get care in your language, with or without insurance.

Talk with a Spanish-speaking doctor by video from anywhere in Dallas, with or without insurance. One flat $88 USD payment, every day 7 a.m.–9 p.m. Colombia time.

Book my visit — $88 USD
Important: this service is for minor concerns only and does not replace emergency care. In an emergency — chest pain, trouble breathing, heavy bleeding or signs of a stroke — call 911 right away.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a Spanish-speaking doctor physically in Dallas?

No. Doctor Matt is not a physical clinic in Dallas. It is video telemedicine: a Colombian physician sees you over a video call, and you connect from wherever you are in Dallas — Oak Cliff, Pleasant Grove, West Dallas, Bachman Lake, or a nearby suburb like Irving, Garland or Grand Prairie. The whole visit happens on your phone or computer, so there is no office to drive to.

Do I need insurance to book a visit?

No. We see patients with or without insurance. There is no membership and no insurance requirement — it is a single flat payment of $88 USD for the video visit with a Spanish-speaking doctor. You can book at https://www.doctormattusa.com/#agenda.

Can I get a prescription?

We are honest about this: our doctors are licensed in Colombia, not in Texas or any U.S. state, so they cannot write prescriptions that are valid at U.S. pharmacies. The visit focuses on minor concerns and over-the-counter (OTC) guidance — the doctor may recommend OTC products you can buy at CVS, Walgreens or Walmart in Dallas. If your case needs a prescription or in-person care, the doctor will tell you clearly.

What if it's an emergency?

Telemedicine does not replace emergency care. If you have chest pain, trouble breathing, heavy bleeding or signs of a stroke, call 911 right away or go to the nearest emergency room. This video service is only for minor, non-urgent concerns.

How does the video visit work?

You pay the flat $88 USD online through the secure Bold platform, choose a date and time in your own time zone, and connect by video from your phone or computer — no app to download. At the end the doctor gives you clear guidance on what to do and when to seek additional care. Visits run every day, including weekends, from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Colombia time (GMT-5), so keep the time difference with Dallas Central Time in mind.

Is this available in Spanish?

Yes. The entire visit is in Spanish with native Spanish-speaking Colombian doctors. If you prefer to read this information in Spanish, see the Spanish version of this page.