Cook Children's Urgent Care (Southlake)

For times when kids get sick or have an accident after hours, our team of experienced physicians, nurses and technicians are ready to help at Southlake. We realize that many urgent health care needs occur after hours when your child's primary care provider may not be available. In these cases, we offer pediatric urgent care services that are both convenient and comfortable for your child.

When your child needs urgent care for things like X-rays, stitches, and illnesses that aren't life-threatening but need medical attention the same day, you'll find the medical care you need at our location. Your child's health and well-being are at the center of everything we do.

• Asthma
• Bites, Stings
• Burns (minor)
• Cuts (minor)
• Diarrhea/Vomiting
• Earache, Ear infection
• Fracture, Sprain, Strain
• Runny nose, Cough, Congestion
• Urinary tract infection

Trusted expertise: Our doctors are board-certified, which means they are trained and experienced in caring for infants, young children and teens. From the moment you contact us, you'll experience our deep commitment to your family.

Timely care: Same-day appointments are available for your child's pressing needs. We also offer virtual video visits for certain appointments and can answer your questions by phone.

Coordinated specialty services: If your child has a more complex medical need, we can refer you to nationally recognized specialists in the Cook Children's network. We partner with more than 60 specialty clinics to ensure every child gets the care they need.

Do you offer school and sports physicals?

If your child needs a physical, please schedule an appointment with your pediatrician or primary care provider. Cook Children’s urgent care locations do not offer sports or school physicals.

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Emergency or urgent care?

For emergencies, know where to go. Sometimes it can be difficult to know when you should call your child's doctor, or go to urgent care or the emergency department. Download this handy chart to help you decide if your child needs primary, urgent or emergency care.

Emergency or urgent care?