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About our pediatric care services
Why choose pediatric urgent care to treat your kids cold?
How will the pediatrician treat my child's cold?
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FAQ
When should you take your child to the ER for a cold?
Children should go to the ER if their cold comes with a sustained fever of over 102 degrees, difficulty breathing, severe pain in the chest or stomach, vertigo, and lightheadedness.
Children should be brought to the ER if their cold is accompanied by earache, a fever over 102 degrees, skin rash, labored breathing, and severe cough.
Can you take your child to the doctor for a cold?
Most colds last seven to 10 days. If your child’s cold lasts longer than 10 days, you need to consult a doctor as it might be a bacterial infection that will require antibiotics.
How can you tell a cold from COVID?
While both the cold and COVID-19 infection are caused by viruses that cause similar signs and symptoms, there are a few major differences. A cold never comes with diarrhea, nausea, and vomiting. It also rarely involves muscle pain, fatigue, and fever.
Are pediatric urgent care centers open after hours?
Yes. Most of our pediatric urgent care centers are open after hours, making health care more accessible for all residents in NYC.
Can I go to pediatric urgent care for non-emergency?
Yes. You can go to pediatric urgent care for consultations, physicals, primary care, lab tests, and more.
Can I pay for my pediatric urgent care appointment without insurance?
If you have no insurance, we provide our services without insurance for self-pay patients, giving you the care when you need it most.
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At Nao Medical, we go the extra mile for our patients. When you or your loved one is unwell, we are a provider that you can trust to take the time to treat you with the attention and care you deserve.
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