Sick Child Visits

When Your Child is Sick

St. Rose Pediatrics offers Same Day Appointments

* If your child is experiencing a medical emergency, call  911   immediately!


If you have questions about your child’s symptoms or you need to schedule a sick visit, for your convenience, please book an appointment online here on our home page or call (702) 564-8556.


St. Rose Pediatrics offers same-day appointments for sick children!


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


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

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Sick Child Visits FAQs

Click below to view the answer to commonly asked questions.

  • Whenever you suspect your child is sick, you may schedule an appointment with your service provider.

    *If your child has experienced head trauma or is having difficulty breathing, call 911 immediately.


    When you suspect your child is sick, you may schedule an appointment here on the front page of our website or call our main number, (702) 564-8556.


    * Please have your insurance information on hand whenever booking an appointment. 


  • What Happens During a Sick Child Visit?

    1. Initial Assessment:


    Your service provider will start by measuring your child's vital signs, such as temperature, heart rate, and blood pressure.


    They will then ask you and your child about your child's symptoms, including when they started, how they've progressed, and any other relevant information.


    2. Physical Examination:


    A service provider will perform a physical exam, checking your child's heart, ears, throat, and any other areas of concern.


    They may use tools like a stethoscope to listen to the heart and lungs, and an otoscope to check the ears.


    3. Diagnosis and Treatment:


    Based on the symptoms, in-office tests, medical history, and physical exam, the service provider will diagnose the illness.

     

    They may order additional tests like blood work, urine tests, or X-rays to confirm the diagnosis.

    (* It is important to schedule any additional service provider ordered tests immediately!) 


    The service provider will then provide a treatment plan, which may include medications, home remedies, or referrals to specialists.


    4. Addressing Concerns:


    The service provider will answer any questions or address any concerns you have about your child's condition and treatment.


    Your service provider will give you advice and reassurance to help you feel confident in caring for your child at home.

  • What Children's Conditions Can a Sick Visit Treat?

    * If your child has experienced head trauma and/or trouble breathing, call 911 immediately!


    Sick visits treat many types of injuries and illnesses that need same-day or next-day medical care. 


    Please make an appointment through the front page of this website, or call our office, (702) 564-8556.


    * Please have your insurance information on hand whenever booking an appointment. 


    Children’s symptoms can change quickly, so don’t hesitate to call if your child’s symptoms get worse.


    The following are some of the most common conditions treated during sick visits:


    • Flu Upper respiratory infections
    • Earaches Headaches
    • Sore throat or strep throat
    • Congestion
    • Coughs
    • Abdominal pain
    • Asthma
    • Rashes or hives
    • Allergic reactions
    • Eye discharge or infection
    • Vomiting and/or diarrhea

    We also treats minor injuries like cuts.

  • When Does My Child Need Immediate Medical Care?

    While all the conditions often treated during a sick visit have the potential to need immediate care, some symptoms are red flags that your child needs quick medical attention.


    Call us immediately for the following symptoms:


    * Please have your insurance information on hand whenever booking an appointment. 


    • Fever of 100.4ºF or higher in children younger than one-year-old
    • Fever that lasts longer than three days
    • Unusual symptoms lasting more than three days
    • Persistent pain
    • Widespread rash
    • Fever of 102ºF or higher plus other symptoms in children over one-year-old

    Other symptoms that may appear with a fever that signal a potentially serious problem include a rash, stiff neck, vomiting, and headache.


    When your child is sick, call the office as early in the day as possible so they can schedule a same-day visit if necessary.


    If you have questions about your child’s symptoms or you need to schedule a sick visit, call our office or book an appointment online.