Urgent Care Clinics
Seattle Children’s Urgent Care clinics have been operating at full capacity daily. Due to increased demand, we encourage you to make an appointment before you arrive. We are working hard to meet the pediatric Urgent Care needs of the community and we apologize in advance if you are unable to secure an appointment.
Visitor restrictions at all our locations
At all of our clinics, we recommend that only one parent or caregiver accompany a patient to their appointment. However, if two caregivers need to come along, we will allow it at this time. Siblings who are younger than 12 months are also allowed to come along. Siblings of any other age are not allowed to come along, and we do not allow more than two caregivers without an exception.
- Everyone is required to wear a mask at all times.
- Watch what to expect at your clinic visit during COVID-19 (video).
- Learn more about the rest of the safety measures we have in place at all Seattle Children’s locations.
Urgent Care Clinic Locations
Hours
Due to increased demand, we encourage you to make an appointment before you arrive. Same-day appointments available at Bellevue, Everett, Federal Way and Seattle Urgent Care locations. No referrals are needed.
Our 4 Urgent Care locations are open 7 days a week, including holidays.
- Monday through Friday: 4 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.
- Saturday and Sunday: 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Visit Urgent Care
For minor illnesses and injuries, visit one of our Urgent Care Clinics dedicated to the care of babies, kids and teens.
We encourage you to make an appointment before you arrive.
Schedule an Appointment Online
Cancel an Existing Appointment
Or call 206-987-2211 to schedule.
Need an interpreter? Call 866-583-1527, and ask for “Urgent Care.”
COVID-19 Testing
If your child needs a COVID-19 test, please contact your primary care provider for a referral. Please do not make an urgent care appointment or walk-in to get a test. If you have a referral or test order confirmed from your primary care doctor, call 206-987-2100 to make an appointment.
Referring providers, learn more about ordering a COVID-19 test.
Emergency or Urgent Care?
Use Urgent Care for minor illnesses and injuries that are not medical emergencies or life-threatening. If you’re not sure where to bring your child, use our emergency or urgent care guide.
Referring providers, see the ED or UCare Referral Guide (PDF).
A Team of Pediatric Experts
Our Urgent Care team includes board-certified doctors, advanced practice providers, registered nurses and staff who all have special pediatric training. Meet the team.
