We are currently seeing a high volume of patients due to the recent demand for COVID-19 testing. This is causing longer than regular wait times to see a provider. We only see patients 0-21 years old. We apologize for this and appreciate your patience with our staff.
Please read before going to one of our locations: Little Spurs Response to COVID-19 (December 2021)
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Fractures, or broken bones, are the fourth most common injury among children under age six. At Little Spurs Pediatric Urgent Care, we are able to evaluate broken bones or sprains. If part of the injury is open and bleeding, or if bone is protruding through the skin, place firm pressure on the wound; then cover it with clean (preferably sterile) gauze. We recommend taking your child to the emergency room if they have this kind of fracture.
We provide fiberglass splinting if we determine your child needs it, and then refer you to an orthopedist for casting.
Yes, we do take x-rays.
No we do not do head or neck x-rays. All of our x-rays are done from the shoulders down.
No. If your child needs a CT Scan, we refer them out.
