Pediatric Urgent Care for Children Ages 6+
$45 per urgent care visit. Online pediatric urgent care for children ages 6 and older, with licensed doctors treating common illnesses virtually. A parent or guardian completes the visit on the child’s behalf, making it easy to get care from home for colds, coughs, flu, COVID-19, sore throat, sinus infections, pink eye, ear infections, and minor rashes.
Pediatric Urgent Care for Children Ages 6+
Online urgent care for school-age children and teens ages 6 and older. A parent or guardian can complete the visit on the child's behalf, giving families a convenient way to get medical care for common illnesses without traveling to a clinic.
Convenient Care for Kids and Teens
When your child develops a common illness, getting care does not always require a trip to a clinic. Twenty Mile Medical provides online urgent care for children ages 6 and older, allowing a parent or guardian to complete the visit from home.
Each pediatric visit is reviewed with child-specific safety questions before treatment. If your child's symptoms require a hands-on examination or are outside the scope of virtual care, you'll be directed to appropriate in-person care.
Online Care From Home
Complete your child's visit online without taking them into a waiting room for common illnesses that may be appropriate for virtual care.
Intake Form
A parent or guardian provides the child's symptoms and relevant information so the provider can evaluate the visit appropriately.
Child-Specific Safety Screening
Every pediatric visit includes safety questions specific to children before treatment or next-step recommendations are provided.
Conditions We Can Evaluate Online
Our pediatric urgent care service is designed for school-age children and teens with common illnesses that may be appropriate for an online medical visit.
- Cold, cough, and upper respiratory infections
- Flu
- COVID-19
- Sinus infections
- Sore throat
- Pink eye (conjunctivitis)
- Ear infections
- Minor rashes
If your child is 6 or older and has a common illness that appears suitable for online evaluation, a parent or guardian can start a pediatric visit from home. The provider will determine whether virtual care is appropriate based on the information provided.
When Pediatric Virtual Care Is Appropriate
Age and the type of symptoms are important when determining whether an online visit is appropriate for a child.
Children and Teens
School-age children and teens 6 and older can be evaluated online for common illnesses such as colds, flu, COVID-19, sinus infections, sore throat, pink eye, ear infections, and minor rashes.
In-Person Pediatric Care
Children under 6 are directed to in-person pediatric care. Children of any age who need a hands-on examination are also directed to an appropriate in-person provider.
Every pediatric visit is screened with child-specific safety questions before treatment. If the provider determines that your child needs an in-person examination or a different level of care, you'll be directed to the appropriate next step.
What Your Child's Online Visit Looks Like
Getting started is simple. A parent or guardian completes the pediatric intake and provides information about the child's symptoms and health history.
Start the Pediatric Intake
Begin your child's visit through our pediatric intake and provide the requested information about their symptoms and relevant health history.
Complete the Safety Screening
The visit includes child-specific safety questions to help determine whether online care is appropriate for your child.
Provider Evaluation
A provider reviews the information provided and evaluates whether your child's symptoms can be addressed through virtual care.
Treatment or In-Person Referral
If online care is appropriate, the provider will discuss the next steps. If your child needs a hands-on examination or care beyond the scope of a virtual visit, you'll be directed to in-person care.
When an Online Visit May Be Appropriate
Online pediatric urgent care can be a convenient option for children ages 6 and older with common, stable illnesses. Some situations, however, require an in-person examination.
Common Reasons to Start a Visit
- Cold, cough, or upper respiratory symptoms
- Flu symptoms
- COVID-19 symptoms
- Sore throat
- Sinus infection symptoms
- Pink eye or minor rashes
- Possible ear infection
When In-Person Care Is Needed
- Child is under 6 years old
- A hands-on physical examination is needed
- Symptoms cannot be safely evaluated online
- The provider determines virtual care is not appropriate
- Symptoms require a different level of medical care
- Any situation that may represent a medical emergency
Online Care for Common Childhood Symptoms
Parents and guardians often need convenient access to care when a child develops symptoms outside a regular pediatric appointment. Our online pediatric service is designed around common illnesses in children ages 6 and older.
Respiratory Illnesses
Online evaluation may be available for colds, coughs, upper respiratory infections, flu, COVID-19, and related symptoms.
Throat, Sinus and Ear Symptoms
Children may be evaluated online for sore throat, sinus infection symptoms, and possible ear infections when appropriate for virtual care.
Eye and Skin Concerns
Common concerns such as pink eye and minor rashes may be evaluated online depending on the child's symptoms and the provider's assessment.
Start Your Child's Pediatric Visit Online
For children ages 6 and older, Twenty Mile Medical provides online urgent care for common illnesses with a parent or guardian completing the visit. Start the pediatric intake and find out whether virtual care is appropriate for your child.
Start a Pediatric Visit → Ages 6+ · Parent or guardian completes the visitImportant Information
- Pediatric virtual care is intended for children ages 6 and older who have symptoms that may be appropriate for online evaluation.
- Children under 6 and children who require a hands-on examination are directed to in-person care.
- Every pediatric visit is screened with child-specific safety questions before treatment.
- Virtual care does not replace emergency medical care. Seek emergency assistance for a medical emergency or severe symptoms.