When should I bring my child to urgent care instead of the ER?

Urgent care is best for non-life-threatening conditions like fever, ear infections, minor injuries, or flu symptoms. For severe issues like breathing difficulty or loss of consciousness, go to the ER immediately.

Do you treat both illnesses and injuries for children?

Yes, we treat a wide range of conditions including illnesses like flu and infections, and minor injuries such as cuts, sprains, burns, and minor head injuries without loss of consciousness.

Are diagnostic tests available during the visit?

We offer rapid testing for conditions like flu, COVID-19, RSV, and strep, along with additional diagnostics. On-site X-ray imaging is also available when needed and when equipment is available.

Can my child receive treatment and medication in one visit?

Yes, many treatments are completed on-site. We offer in-office medication dispensing for common prescriptions so your child can begin treatment immediately without a pharmacy visit.

Will urgent care visits connect to my child’s primary care?

Our care model supports continuity, allowing urgent care visits to align with ongoing pediatric care when applicable, helping ensure your child’s health history remains consistent and well-managed.

Pediatric Urgent Care | Champaign, IL

When your child is sick or injured, you need care that is both immediate and specialized. Our pediatric urgent care provides same-day treatment for a wide range of acute conditions, including fever, flu, ear infections, sore throat, and pink eye. We also evaluate minor injuries such as cuts, sprains, strains, and minor head injuries without loss of consciousness. Every visit is handled in a pediatric-focused environment designed to reduce stress and provide comfort while delivering prompt, effective care when it matters most.

Your child’s care is led by a board-certified pediatric specialist with extensive experience in both primary care and high-acuity medical settings. This physician-led model ensures accurate diagnosis and treatment decisions for urgent conditions, going beyond the capabilities of many walk-in clinics. We understand that children require a different approach to care, both medically and emotionally, and we prioritize clear communication with parents to ensure confidence and peace of mind throughout every visit.

Our clinic is equipped with on-site diagnostic tools and treatment capabilities to streamline your child’s care. We offer rapid testing for conditions like strep, flu, COVID-19, and RSV, along with on-site X-ray imaging when available for injury evaluation. Treatments may include nebulizer therapy for respiratory symptoms, laceration repair using sutures or skin adhesives, and splinting for minor fractures. With in-office medication dispensing available, many families can leave with treatment in hand, avoiding an extra trip to the pharmacy.

When should I bring my child to urgent care instead of the ER?
Urgent care is best for non-life-threatening conditions like fever, ear infections, minor injuries, or flu symptoms. For severe issues like breathing difficulty or loss of consciousness, go to the ER immediately.
Do you treat both illnesses and injuries for children?
Yes, we treat a wide range of conditions including illnesses like flu and infections, and minor injuries such as cuts, sprains, burns, and minor head injuries without loss of consciousness.
Are diagnostic tests available during the visit?
We offer rapid testing for conditions like flu, COVID-19, RSV, and strep, along with additional diagnostics. On-site X-ray imaging is also available when needed and when equipment is available.
Can my child receive treatment and medication in one visit?
Yes, many treatments are completed on-site. We offer in-office medication dispensing for common prescriptions so your child can begin treatment immediately without a pharmacy visit.
Will urgent care visits connect to my child’s primary care?
Our care model supports continuity, allowing urgent care visits to align with ongoing pediatric care when applicable, helping ensure your child’s health history remains consistent and well-managed.