Most urgent care centers offer X-rays. But simply having access to X-ray equipment is not the same as having access to the best medical care. Without pediatric clinical expertise, many physicians overuse X-rays and other imaging, with potential long-term consequences…
The short answer is “Yes, your child can get stitches at an urgent care clinic.” Several aspects of a laceration justify stitches or other methods of closing a wound, like adhesives or surgical tape.
Your child is sick or injured, and you’re concerned. Should you go to KidMed? The ER? Another urgent care center? Learn the difference to make the best choice.
Sprains and Broken Bones in Kids and Teens: What Parents Need to Know Our kids and teens are naturally active and adventurous. It is no surprise that accidents and injuries occur. Sprains and broken bones are among the most common
Aired December 16, 2022 on Virginia This Morning Jeff Bennett, D.O. and Mark Flanzenbaum, M.D. met with Jessica Noll of Virginia This Morning on CBS 6 (WTVR) and discussed why visiting a pediatric urgent care for treating pediatric injuries is a great choice.…
Here’s a scenario for you: You’re holding your toddler’s hand while walking at the park. You tell your toddler it’s time to go. She decides this does not jive with her plans, so she lets her legs go loose. Like…
