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What is after hours at St Louis Children’s Hospital?

“At After Hours, we will also help schedule follow-up appointments with a child’s pediatrician when necessary.” St. Louis Children’s Hospital After Hours opens December 11, 2017, in south St. Louis County. Every household contains many poisons. Here are some tips and tricks to help parents keep young children safe.

Why choose after hours Pediatrics urgent care?

After Hours Pediatrics Urgent Care is the trusted choice of both Florida families and primary care physicians for urgent pediatric services. Staffed by Board-Certified Pediatricians, Physician Assistants and Advanced Practice Registered Nurses, we treat children from newborns through age 21.

What should I do after my child’s visit to the care center?

“After a visit to a convenient care center, it’s important to follow up with your child’s primary care provider,” Grave says. “At After Hours, we will also help schedule follow-up appointments with a child’s pediatrician when necessary.” St. Louis Children’s Hospital After Hours opens December 11, 2017, in south St. Louis County.

What is children’s after hours?

Children’s After Hours provides convenient medical care for your child’s illnesses and injuries by specially-trained pediatric nurse practitioners. After Hours is a kid-focused and faster alternative to ERs when your pediatrician’s office is closed. Service Updates for COVID-19

What is after hours pediatrics?

After Hours Pediatrics Urgent Care is the trusted choice of both Florida families and primary care physicians for urgent pediatric services. Staffed by Board-Certified Pediatricians, Physician Assistants and Advanced Practice Registered Nurses, we treat children from newborns through age 21.

Can a doctor prescribe antibiotics for a child?

There are MANY diagnosis in pediatrics that require just reassurance and no prescription. It’s easy for your private doctor to prescribe antibiotics after the fact to appease the parent when many times that is not the best option and creates antibiotic resistance for your child.

What to do if your child has a life threatening illness?

If your child is experiencing a potentially life-threatening illness or injury, call 911 or immediately go to the nearest emergency department. If you child requires a well-child exam, please schedule with your primary care physician (PCP) during their regular office hours.

What are the conditions that a child can be treated for?

Receive care for your child (up to age 18) for illness and injuries, including: 1 Asthma, allergies and sinus issues 2 Back and abdominal pain 3 Coughs and colds 4 Earaches and ear infections 5 Eye irritation, pink eye and other eye problems 6 Flu 7 Insect bites 8 Minor scrapes, cuts, bruises 9 Mononucleosis 10 Painful urination and urinary tract infections 11 Rashes and skin problems 12 Sore throats and strep throat 13 Sprains, strains and fractures 14 Vomiting and diarrhea 15 Radiology and laboratory services are available

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