Urgentology Care treats children 12 months and older for common illnesses and minor injuries, including ear infections, strep throat, fevers, rashes, sprains and cuts, at our Arlington and Colleyville clinics. Our providers evaluate children's symptoms and recommend testing or treatment when needed. For babies under 12 months, contact your pediatrician for guidance or seek pediatric emergency care when symptoms are severe.
If a sibling or parent is feeling sick too, Urgentology Care can evaluate additional family members during the same trip when appropriate. Our Arlington and Colleyville clinics offer care for children 12 months and older as well as adults, helping families address multiple non-emergency concerns in one location.
From fevers and ear infections to playground injuries and sports-related sprains, Urgentology Care offers evaluation and treatment for many non-emergency health concerns affecting children 12 months and older in Arlington and Colleyville.
Children 12 months and older with a fever, earache or sore throat may be evaluated at urgent care when they are alert, breathing comfortably and able to drink fluids. A provider can examine your child and recommend appropriate testing or treatment.
Urgent care may be appropriate for small cuts, suspected sprains, minor sports injuries and other non-life-threatening injuries. Depending on the injury, your child may need wound care, stitches, an X-ray or supportive treatment.
Seek emergency care for trouble breathing, seizures, severe dehydration with very little urine, significant head injury with vomiting, difficulty waking or other serious symptoms. Babies under 12 months need age-appropriate pediatric evaluation; any fever of 100.4°F (38°C) or higher in a baby younger than 3 months requires immediate medical assessment. Call 911 for life-threatening symptoms.
For life-threatening symptoms such as severe difficulty breathing, throat swelling, chest pain, signs of stroke, or uncontrolled bleeding, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.
Find answers about minimum patient age, parent consent, pediatrician follow-up and children's medication guidance at our Arlington and Colleyville urgent care clinics.
No. Urgentology Care treats children 12 months and older at its Arlington and Colleyville clinics. For babies under 12 months, contact your pediatrician for appropriate medical guidance. A baby younger than 3 months with a temperature of 100.4°F (38°C) or higher needs immediate medical assessment. Seek emergency care for severe breathing problems, difficulty waking, seizures or other serious symptoms.
A parent or legal guardian should accompany your child when possible. If another adult is bringing your child, contact Urgentology Care in Arlington or Colleyville beforehand to confirm the clinic's consent and identification requirements. Written parental authorization may be needed before non-emergency treatment can be provided.
Urgentology Care can provide visit documentation to support follow-up with your child's regular pediatrician. Ask the clinic about the process for sharing records, including any consent or authorization requirements. Bring your pediatrician's name and contact details so follow-up care can be coordinated when needed.
Yes. Pediatric medication recommendations take a child's age, weight, medical history and the specific medicine into account. Urgentology Care providers can explain appropriate doses, timing and treatment duration when medication is recommended. Follow the written instructions provided for your child's individual treatment plan.
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