Urgent Care Clinics

Emergency or Urgent Care?

Make an Urgent Care appointment for minor illnesses and injuries when your child’s doctor’s office is closed or they don’t have a doctor. Urgent care appointments are not for medical emergencies.

If you’re not sure where to bring your child, use our guide below. The symptoms marked with an * can be seen through an Urgent Care video visit.

If your child’s illness or injury is life-threatening, call 911.

Urgent Care does not provide ultrasounds, CT scans or MRI studies. If your child needs one of these, they will be transferred to our Emergency Department.

We also do not provide:  

  • Well-child check-ups
  • Return-to-play evaluations after a concussion
  • Sports or camp physicals

Talk with your primary care provider if your child needs one of these.

* Can be seen through Virtual Urgent Care

ILLNESS/INJURY WHERE TO GO
Allergies Urgent Care*
Asthma attack (minor) Urgent Care
Asthma attack (severe) Emergency Department
Bite (animal, human, insect) Urgent Care*
Bleeding that won’t stop Emergency Department
Broken bone (bent, curved or looks deformed) Emergency Department
Burn (severe) Emergency Department
Cast problems Emergency Department
Cold symptoms, congestion   Urgent Care*
Constipation Urgent Care*
Cough   Urgent Care*
Cut (severe) Emergency Department
Diarrhea   Urgent Care*
Difficulty breathing Emergency Department
Ear pain Urgent Care
Eye infection Urgent Care*
Fever (infants less than 2 months old) Emergency Department
Fever (children over 2 months old) Urgent Care
Headache   Urgent Care
Head injury (no loss of consciousness) Urgent Care*
Head injury (with loss of consciousness or from extreme impact) Emergency Department
Injury advice Urgent Care*
Mental or behavioral health concerns Emergency Department
Migraine headache   Emergency Department
Nausea/vomiting Urgent Care*

Poisoning

Call Poison Control right away if you suspect a poisoning: 800-222-1222.

 Emergency Department
Rash  Urgent Care*
Seizure Emergency Department
Shock Emergency Department
Sore throat   Urgent Care*
Sprain or strain Urgent Care
Stomach pain (mild) Urgent Care
Stomach pain (severe) Emergency Department
Swallowed object Emergency Department
Ultrasound, CT scans or MRI studies Emergency Department
Urinary complaints Urgent Care*