When your child feels unwell, our pediatric urgent care is here when you need it most.
We're open seven days a week, including evenings and weekends, with on-site testing,
X-rays, and more all under one roof.
Two questions come first for most parents: whether we can see your child at all, and whether
this is something urgent care should handle. Here are both answers.
The Ages We See
We provide pediatric care for children of all ages. For routine childhood vaccinations,
we'll usually point you back to your child's regular doctor, though we do keep a limited set
of vaccines such as MMR and tetanus. You don't need an appointment or a referral, and your
child doesn't need to be an existing patient—just walk in when you need us.
We're not a replacement for your child's regular pediatrician, and we won't pretend to be.
We're here to support you during evenings, weekends, or busy days when their office is fully
booked or closed. We'll give you a copy of the visit summary so you can share it with your
child's regular doctor.
When to Go to an Emergency Room Instead
Some things need an emergency room rather than urgent care. Go straight to the ER, or call
911, if your child:
Is having trouble breathing, or their lips or face look blue
Is hard to wake, unusually floppy, or won't respond to you
Has a seizure
Is under three months old with a fever
Has a serious injury, a deep wound that won't stop bleeding, or a limb that looks bent
out of shape
Is not drinking, not urinating, or has no tears when crying
Has a rash that doesn't fade when you press a glass against it
If you're not sure whether kids' urgent care is appropriate, please give us a call. We
would rather point you to the right place than have you wait.
Why Parents Choose AFC for Children's Care
Illness rarely happens on a schedule, and waiting days for your pediatrician's next
appointment isn't always an option.
Open When They're Closed
Convenient kids' urgent care available evenings and weekends, seven days a week, no
appointment needed.
Testing On Site
Strep, flu, and COVID results come back during the visit, so you're not sent elsewhere.
X-Ray in the Building
For falls, bumps, and injuries, we use the lowest radiation dose possible, sized to your
child, to get a clear and usable image.
A Record You Can Share
We'll give you a full summary of the visit to pass along to your child's regular doctor.
What We Treat in Children
Our kids' urgent care services include a wide range of everyday illnesses, injuries, and
more.
Straightforward, same-day strep tests with results in minutes.
Ear Pain and Infections
Fast, gentle ear exams and treatment in the same visit.
Coughs, Colds and Congestion
An exam during the visit, with testing on site if we need to rule out flu, COVID or
strep.
Falls, Sprains and Possible Fractures
On-site digital X-rays allow us to evaluate bumps, falls, and potential breaks
during your child's urgent care visit.
X-Ray & Imaging →
Cuts and Wounds
Cleaned, closed and dressed during the visit, with stitches or skin adhesive where
they're needed.
Rashes and Skin Problems
Examined during the visit, with treatment or a prescription before you leave.
School and Sports Physicals
Same-day physicals for school, camp and sports, with the forms completed before you
leave.
Testing and X-Ray for Children, During the Same Visit
Tests We Can Run While You're Here
Because our lab is in the building as our family urgent care clinic, most visits end with an
answer rather than a wait.
Strep · about 5 min
Flu · about 15 min
COVID-19 · about 15 min
Urinalysis
RSV · varies by clinic
If your child needs a test we don't handle on-site, we'll let you know immediately so we can
guide you to the right place as soon as possible.
X-Ray for Children
Our clinic offers digital X-rays on-site for falls, injuries, and chest imaging, using the
lowest radiation dose possible to get a clear, usable image.
While we don't do MRI or CT scans, we'll help arrange a referral if your child needs an
advanced scan.
Children's Care Cost and Insurance
We bill most insurance. A pediatric urgent care visit is billed as an office visit, so what
you pay depends on your plan.
If you're paying for yourself, a visit at this clinic starts at
$190.
What to Expect When You Bring Your Child In
Knowing what happens at a kids' urgent care visit makes the visit easier for you and your
child.
Check In
Walk in or book online. Bring your child's insurance card and a current medication list.
Wait With Your Child
You'll stay together for the visit. Bring something familiar, like a plush toy or
blanket, if it helps.
The Examination
A provider will examine your child and explain what they're doing as they go.
Any Tests
If a swab, X-ray, or other test is needed, you can stay with your child, and for X-rays
too when it can be done safely.
What Happens Next
Your provider will discuss treatment, prescriptions, what to watch for at home, when to
come back, and give you a summary to share with your child's regular doctor.
How to Prepare for Your Child's Visit
Bring their insurance card and your photo ID
Provide a list of any medications, including doses
Have their vaccination record ready, if you have it
Be prepared to discuss when the symptoms started, and their temperature if you've taken it
Pack comfort items, like a toy, a book, or a tablet, to keep them calm
Know your child's regular doctor, so you can share the visit summary with them
Children's Urgent Care Near Rocky Hill
AFC Urgent Care Rocky Hill is located at 396 Cromwell Avenue, proudly serving
Rocky Hill, CT and surrounding areas.
Frequently Asked Questions About Children's Care
What ages do you see?
Our family urgent care is equipped to see children of all ages. For routine
childhood vaccinations, we usually refer you to your child's regular doctor.
Do I need an appointment?
No. Walk in seven days a week, including evenings and weekends, or book a time
online.
Should I bring my child here or go to the emergency room?
Urgent care is right for fevers, sore throats, ear pain, minor injuries, and most
same-day worries. The list higher on this page covers the signs that mean an
emergency room instead. If you're unsure, call us.
Will my child's pediatrician find out?
We'll give you a copy of your child's visit summary so you can share it with their
regular doctor.
Can you test for strep and flu while we're there?
Yes. Strep test results come back in about five minutes, and flu results are ready
in about fifteen minutes, meaning you can leave your urgent care visit with a
diagnosis and treatment plan, all in one trip.
Can you X-ray a child?
Yes. We use the lowest radiation dose possible, sized to your child, to produce a
usable image.
Can I stay with my child?
Yes, you can stay with your child throughout the visit, and for X-rays too when it
can be done safely.
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