Children's Urgent Care at Forest Home Clinic

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Our Forest Home Clinic offers urgent care for babies, children and teenagers. Urgent care is for needs that can’t wait, including things like ear aches, fevers, sore throats, rashes and minor injuries. Our Forest Home Clinic offers urgent care during the day, in the evenings and on weekends. X-rays are available at this location. Learn more about all of our urgent care locations.

Sniffles, sore throat or something else?

Use our symptom checker to understand if your child needs to be seen. We don't want families waiting to see a doctor if it isn't needed. Our symptom checker can help determine if your child or teen is better off at home resting under the covers, rather than sitting in a waiting room. If our symptom checker shows your child should be seen, check openings for a reservation at an urgent care clinic.

Reserve your space in line

When visiting our walk-in urgent care clinics, you can choose to reserve your spot online ahead of time and then simply wait at home until it's your time to be seen or we offer a limited number of walk-in appointments at each clinic location. Please know that by selecting a reservation time, this is reserving your place in line with an estimated time to be seen and it is not an actual appointment. Due to high volumes, we are seeing longer wait times. If you are unable to reserve your spot ahead of time, call the clinic directly before arriving to confirm that walk-in appointments are available. Make a reservation.

Urgent care video visits

Urgent care video visits are available daily from 6 a.m. - 10 p.m. offering care and advice for minor medical conditions. Using your phone, you can conveniently see a pediatric provider without leaving home. Urgent care video visits treat children from birth through 17. Learn more about urgent care video visits.

Learn more

• Meet our urgent care providers
• Learn how to decide whether to take your child to an urgent care clinic or to the ER