Sick Visits

We Are Here When Your Not Feeling Well

It’s important to have prompt medical attention that helps you feel better and gets you on the road to healing. We  offer same-day sick visits to quickly start the treatment of your needs.


If you have questions about your health or you need to bring your child in for a sick visit, call the office so they can talk about your symptoms and schedule a visit based on health needs. 

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Sick Visits FAQs

Find answers to commonly asked questions about sick visits for both children and adults.

  • When can I schedule a sick visit?

    Sick visits can be scheduled as soon as your child (or adult family member) starts showing symptoms of illness. We strive to accommodate same-day appointments for urgent situations.

  • What happens during a sick visit?

    During a sick visit, our provider will assess symptoms, perform any necessary exams, and discuss the best treatment options. Whether it’s for your child or yourself, we offer compassionate care for all ages.

  • What conditions can a sick visit treat?

    Sick visits treat a wide range of conditions that require same-day or next-day medical care. Since symptoms can change quickly, it’s important to reach out if either your child or you experience worsening symptoms. Below are some of the most common conditions treated during sick visits for both Pediatrics and Internal Medicine:


    Flu


    Upper respiratory infections


    Earaches


    Headaches


    Sore throat or strep throat


    Congestion


    Coughs


    Abdominal pain


    Asthma and breathing difficulties


    Rashes or hives


    Allergic reactions


    Eye discharge or infections


    Vomiting and/or diarrhea


    Minor injuries (cuts, sprains, bruises)


    Urinary tract infections (UTIs)


    Sinus infections


    Chest pain or discomfort


    Fatigue and weakness


    Whether it’s for your child or an adult family member, our team is here to provide quick, compassionate care for a variety of conditions.

  • When does my child (or adult) need immediate medical care?

    Immediate care is needed for severe symptoms such as high fever, difficulty breathing, or signs of dehydration. If you're unsure, contact us, and we will guide you through the next steps for both children and adults.

  • What should I bring to a sick visit?

    For both children and adults, bring a list of symptoms, any medications currently being taken, and insurance information. If it's a child’s visit, bringing a comfort item (like a favorite toy or blanket) can help ease their nerves.

  • Do you offer virtual sick visits?

    Yes, we offer virtual visits for certain conditions. If you're unable to come into the office, please call to see if a virtual consultation is an option for you or your child.