Sick Visits
Prompt, compassionate care when your child isn't feeling well. Our experienced team provides same-day appointments and urgent care for acute illness and injury, helping your child feel better quickly while supporting worried parents every step of the way.
Common Conditions We Treat
Infectious Illnesses
Fever and flu-like symptoms
Ear infections
Strep throat and sore throats
Upper respiratory infections
Sinus infections
Pneumonia
Urinary tract infections
Other Acute Conditions
Stomach bugs and vomiting
Diarrhea and constipation
Rashes and skin conditions
Allergic reactions
Minor cuts and injuries
Cough and breathing difficulties
Eye infections (pink eye)
When to Schedule a Sick Visit
Fever Guidelines
- Temperature over 100.4°F (38°C)
- Any fever in babies under 3 months
- Fever lasting more than 3 days
- Fever with rash or severe symptoms
Urgent Symptoms
- Difficulty breathing
- Persistent vomiting
- Signs of dehydration
- Severe pain or crying
Behavioral Changes
- Unusual lethargy or sleepiness
- Refusal to eat or drink
- Severe irritability
- Concerning behavioral changes
What to Expect During Your Sick Visit
Comprehensive Assessment
Detailed symptom evaluation
Discussion of when symptoms started and progression
Physical examination
Thorough examination focused on symptoms
Diagnostic testing if needed
Strep tests, urine tests, or other necessary diagnostics
Treatment plan discussion
Clear explanation of diagnosis and treatment options
Family Support & Education
Home care instructions
Detailed guidance on caring for your child at home
Medication guidance
Proper dosing and administration instructions
Follow-up planning
When to return or call with concerns
Prevention tips
Strategies to prevent future illness
General Home Care Tips
Fever Management
- Keep child comfortable and hydrated
- Use acetaminophen or ibuprofen as directed
- Light clothing and room temperature
- Monitor temperature regularly
Hydration & Nutrition
- Encourage frequent small sips of fluids
- Offer bland foods if appetite allows
- Continue breastfeeding for infants
- Watch for signs of dehydration
Rest & Comfort
- Ensure plenty of rest and sleep
- Keep child isolated from others if contagious
- Use humidifier for respiratory symptoms
- Gentle activities and comfort measures
When to Call Back
- Symptoms worsen or new symptoms appear
- Fever persists beyond expected timeframe
- Child becomes more lethargic
- Any concerns about your child's condition
Need a Sick Visit?
Don't wait when your child is unwell. Our team is here to provide prompt, caring treatment to help your child feel better quickly.
For urgent matters, please call us directly at 732-626-5635
Insurance & Billing
We accept most major insurance plans for sick visits. Our billing team will work with your insurance to ensure proper coverage.
Co-pays are due at the time of service. We also offer payment plans for families in need.
Multilingual Care
Our team speaks English, Spanish, Hindi, Tamil, Gujarati to ensure clear communication during your child's illness.