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Review the following legal information for urgent pediatric care at East Tennessee Medical Group. Children's Hospital Urgent Care is open nights and weekends.

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Urgent care is a quicker and less expensive alternative to the ER. Pediatric urgent care is an urgent care center that treats children ONLY.

Here you will find resources, tips, and "doctor's orders" regarding pediatric care. Our pediatric urgent care center is open nights and weekends - stop in today!

Our pediatric walk-in services include x-rays, diagnostic testing, and limited lab work. Visit one of our pediatric care centers today!

We offer COVID-19 testing and antibody testing. To help answer questions related to these tests visit our site. Click to find out more about these tests.

Our pediatric walk-in services include x-rays, diagnostic testing, and limited lab work. Visit one of our pediatric care centers today!

Children's Hospital Urgent Care is a pediatric urgent care center with three locations in East Tennessee. Open nights and weekends, no appointment necessary. Stop in today! We're fully staffed with board-certified pediatricians.

With measles outbreaks happening in our region, parents are wondering what they can do to better protect their children from contracting this infectious disease. Here's what you need to know.

Kids love to play. Every once in a while medical attention is need. Here are some common questions we get from parents about stitches, scrapes and scratches!

The CDC has announced increased activity of respiratory syncytial virus, known as RSV. Here is what parents and caregivers should know.

Children's Hospital Urgent Care is staffed with board-certified pediatricians, full-time, 365 days a year. Open nights and weekends. Learn more!

Prepare your children for a healthy new year with some of these tips! Including sleep, healthy eating habits, and sport preparedness.

Contact Children's Hospital Urgent Care today! Two convenient locations. Open nights and weekends for your child's healthcare needs.

Our children's urgent care clinic accepts all major insurances. Call the location most convenient to you to verify your insurance! Stop in today - no appointment needed.

Here’s a checklist of a few things that will help your child stay healthy and happy during the school year. Click here to learn more!

The first day of preschool can be an exciting and emotional time for both parents and children. There are things you can do to make the transition go smoothly. Learn more here!

It can be hard to remember what’s important to bring with you to your urgent care visit. Here is a list of items to help your visit go as smoothly as possible.

The flu is here, but it is not like last year. Here's what you need to know about this flu season. It is not too late to get your flu shot!

In older children and adults, it causes mostly upper respiratory symptoms (colds), but it can cause a serious infection in the lungs (bronchiolitis or pneumonia) among infants and adults with serious underlying medical problems.

These are some of the most common symptoms in children that require immediate medical care. Review this list to determine whether your child needs urgent care or the ER.

Visit this page to learn more about coronavirus, our screening process, and how we are taking extra precautions to ensure the safety of your children and family.

Does your child have a cold or the flu? The answers to these questions below can help you determine whether your child is fighting the flu or combating a cold.

Click here to see our commitment to your safety in action from cleaning and disinfecting, to staff and providers in masks, and a new screening process.

Visit one of our convenient children's urgent care locations at Children's Hospital West Campus or Emory Center. Our pediatric centers are open nights and weekends.

To help reduce anxiety that you and/or your child may be feeling, here are four things you should know before having your child tested.

Coronavirus is not a new virus; however, the current strain is new. Get familiar with the symptoms and recommended treatment.

How much Tylenol or Motrin to give your child? Click here to learn more about what is the correct dose to give your child based on weight and age.

Since the beginning of the pandemic, screen time for most children has increased. Click here for some tips on how to have your child less plugged in.

As we move from fall into winter, surges in respiratory infections will be caused by Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV), rhinovirus, influenza and other illnesses, with symptoms ranging from simple cold symptoms to asthma-like symptoms that don’t respond to asthma medications.

East Tennessee Children's Hospital Urgent Care offers telemedicine as an alternative to visiting one of our locations. Schedule a virtual visit today!

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These are some of the most common symptoms in children that require immediate medical care. Review this list to determine whether your child needs urgent care or the ER.

Children's Hospital Urgent Care Sevier Center, in Sevierville. Visit our walk-in clinic for all of your pediatric urgent care needs. No appointment necessary!

Pay your bill for After Hours Pediatrics urgent care. After Hours Pediatrics is an urgent care for Pay your urgent care bill online at Children's Hospital Urgent Care. Contact us with any questions or concerns about our billing process.

Children's Hospital Urgent Care Emory Center, on E. Emory Road, in North Knoxville. Visit our walk-in clinic for all of your pediatric urgent care needs. No appointment necessary!