Pediatric Health Topics

The flu season may be slowing down in some areas, but here at Pediatrix Urgent Care, we’ve seen an increase in flu cases in the last few weeks. While RSV and flu have very similar symptoms, there are some significant differences between the two which can be potentially harmful for your little ones.

Ankle injuries are among the most common injuries presenting to primary care offices, urgent care centers and ERs. These events tend to occur when your physician’s office is closed and can be quite common for kids who are athletic and active. During the summer months the chances of getting a sprained ankle are even more...

We know there are a lot of unanswered questions and concerns from our community.  Your children were hearing rumors at school, on TV or even from other friends and family about what coronavirus (Covid-19) is and how it will affect your family. With the information below...

It’s Friday evening and you’re heading home from a long day at work. You stop to get some groceries, then quickly swing by to pick up your youngest child from daycare. As you enter the daycare, you notice your son is a bit sluggish, is not as talkative and is a bit irritable. The daycare...

Strep throat is one of the most common infections during this time of the year when kids head back to school. We share some myths and facts

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Ear infections are one of the most common infections that we treat here at Pediatrix Urgent Care. But because ear infections are more common in children, we often find that parents are unclear about the symptoms, treatments and severity of an ear infection. We debunk six common myths.