Summary

Grapevine is a Tarrant County city of roughly 51,000 residents known for its historic downtown, wineries and a large portion of Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport within its city limits. Community health data shows an estimated 34.1% of Grapevine adults live with obesity, closely tracking the broader Texas trend of more than one in three adults statewide.

Luma Health provides eligible Grapevine residents with an online path to provider review and, when medically appropriate, prescription semaglutide or tirzepatide.

About Grapevine, Texas

Located in the Mid-Cities region between Dallas and Fort Worth, Grapevine includes a larger portion of Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport within its city limits than any other neighboring city — a distinction that shapes much of the local economy and workforce. Grapevine has also cultivated a genuine identity as Texas's wine country, with numerous wineries and tasting rooms drawing visitors to a historic downtown that the city has deliberately preserved and promoted alongside its airport-driven commercial growth.

Population & Economy

~51K
Grapevine residents
39.7
Median age
$111K
Median household income
22 min
Average commute time

Grapevine's largest employers include GameStop, headquartered in the city, and Kubota Corporation, which moved its U.S. headquarters to Grapevine in 2017. The city's proximity to DFW Airport also supports significant hospitality, tourism and logistics employment, alongside the historic downtown's retail and dining economy centered around Grapevine's wine industry.

Healthcare Access in Grapevine

Grapevine residents are within reach of major Tarrant County and North Dallas healthcare systems, including facilities serving the broader Mid-Cities region. As with much of North Texas, the state's status as having the highest uninsured rate in the country means access to routine, non-urgent care varies by employment status and insurance coverage, even in a relatively affluent community like Grapevine.

Obesity & Chronic Health Conditions in Grapevine

34.1%
Grapevine adults with obesity (2022)
18.8%
Adults who binge drink
11.3%
Adults who smoke

Community health data shows an estimated 34.1% of Grapevine adults live with obesity, tracking closely with the statewide Texas rate of more than one in three adults. That local data underscores that even in a well-resourced Mid-Cities community with strong median income and near-full employment, obesity and chronic-disease risk factors remain a genuine, measurable public-health concern rather than an issue confined to lower-income areas.

Telehealth in Grapevine

Texas Occupations Code Section 111.007 permits licensed physicians to establish a valid provider-patient relationship through telehealth, meaning eligible Grapevine residents can complete an evaluation and, when clinically appropriate, receive a prescription entirely online.

💰 Luma Health's compounded semaglutide starts at $90/month; compounded tirzepatide starts at $165/month — flat monthly pricing with no separate membership fee.

Medical Weight Management With Luma Health

Luma Health provides online medical weight-management services for eligible adults in Grapevine and other Texas communities, subject to medical approval, provider availability and applicable law. Submitting health information does not guarantee approval or a prescription.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. Luma Health serves eligible patients throughout Grapevine and the surrounding DFW Metroplex through telehealth.

Yes. Texas Occupations Code Section 111.007 permits licensed physicians to establish a valid provider-patient relationship through telehealth, allowing eligible Grapevine residents to be evaluated and, when appropriate, prescribed treatment without an in-person visit.

Luma Health's compounded semaglutide starts at $90/month and compounded tirzepatide starts at $165/month, with flat monthly pricing and no separate membership fee.

An estimated 34.1% of Grapevine adults live with obesity, according to 2022 community health data, broadly in line with statewide Texas trends showing more than a third of adults living with obesity.

Explore Grapevine, Texas Neighborhoods & Local Resources

Use these researched local guides to explore neighborhoods, walking routes, parks, markets, grocery options, and public fitness resources throughout Grapevine, Texas. Each page links back to this city hub.

NeighborhoodMain Street Historic DistrictRead guide →NeighborhoodCollege Street Historic DistrictRead guide →NeighborhoodCotton Belt Railroad Historic DistrictRead guide →Local resourceWalking Trails in Grapevine, TXRead guide →Local resourceParks and Outdoor Exercise Options in Grapevine, TXRead guide →Local resourceFarmers Markets and Seasonal Local-Food Resources in Grapevine, TXRead guide →Local resourceGrocery and Produce Shopping Options in Grapevine, TXRead guide →Local resourcePublic Fitness and Recreation Options in Grapevine, TXRead guide →

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Sources

  1. World Population Review — Grapevine, Texas Population 2026: worldpopulationreview.com
  2. Data Commons — Grapevine, Texas: datacommons.org
  3. Wikipedia — Grapevine, Texas: en.wikipedia.org
  4. Texas Occupations Code § 111.007 — Telemedicine Medical Services: statutes.capitol.texas.gov
  5. Texas Department of State Health Services — Obesity Data in Texas: dshs.texas.gov
Medical Disclaimer: This page is intended for educational purposes only and should not be considered medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Prescription medications are prescribed only when a licensed healthcare provider determines they are medically appropriate following an individualized evaluation.