Conditions We Treat
Urgent Care Department
Know when you should ...
Call the pediatrician:
- When a child is sick or injured, a doctor may want to see them for a Sick Child Visit. These visits are usually available on the same day or next day.
- When you need advice about medicines to give at home to help a child feel better.
- When a child has a new health problem or pain that will not go away.
Choose our Urgent Care Center for:
- Allergic reactions without trouble breathing
- Asthma and wheezing
- Belly pain
- Dehydration (no IV fluids administered in the urgent care)
- Diarrhea
- Fever (for infants less than 60 days old, go to the Emergency Department)
- Headaches
- Minor cuts and wound care
- Minor burns
- Minor head injury without vomiting
- Nose bleeds that won’t stop
- Object removal from eyes, ears, nose
- Orthopedic injuries including sprains, strains, and broken bones
- Pain and difficulty urinating
- Rash that won’t go away
- Respiratory infections
- Vomiting
These tests and procedures are available based upon provider discretion:
- COVID testing (PCR only, rapid COVID test not available)
- EKG
- Flu testing (only available during flu season)
- Glucose testing
- Hemoccult testing
- Pregnancy testing
- Strep testing
- Urinalysis and urine culture
- Throat culture
- Wound culture
- X-ray imaging
Visit the Emergency Department for:
- A1c testing
- Behavioral health concern (suicidal ideations)
- Blood tests
- Broken bone
- Coughing up blood
- CT, MRI or ultrasound imaging
- Fainting
- Fever for infants less than 60 days old
- Head injury with vomiting
- Loss of consciousness or being unable to respond
- Migraine
- Poisoning or overdose
- RSV testing (no rapid RSV testing in the ED)
- Seizure
- Serious or severe injuries, burns or shocks
- Severe belly (abdominal) pain
- Severe dehydration
- Sudden blurred vision
- Sudden change of mental state
- Suspected abuse
- Trouble breathing
Call Poison Control at 1-800-222-1222 for:
- Bites
- Stings
- Poisoning
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