Emergency or Urgent Care?

Offers in-person and telehealth (video) Urgent Care visits for common illnesses and injuries. This includes broken bones (not bent), colds, coughs, diarrhea, earaches, minor asthma attacks, minor cuts and bruises, pink eye, sprains, strains, urinary tract infections, vomiting and more. Urgent Care does not treat mental or behavioral health concerns.

• Hours: In-person and virtual urgent care services are available 365 days a year, including holidays. Hours vary by location.
• Locations: In-person clinics in Bellevue, Everett, Federal Way and Seattle. Video visits anywhere in Washington state.
• How to schedule a visit: Click here to schedule a same-day in-person or video visit or call 206-987-2211 for a same-day appointment. Limited walk-in visits available.
• Urgent Care offers X-ray services. We will transfer you to our Emergency Department if your child needs an ultrasound, CT scan or MRI study.

Urgent Care does not provide the following services

Talk with your primary care provider if you need:

• Well-child check-ups
• Return-to-play evaluations after a concussion
• Sports or camp physicals
• Leave of absence (LOA) or Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) forms

Offers in-person after-hours visits for common illnesses and injuries. This includes colds, coughs, diarrhea, earaches, minor asthma attacks, minor cuts and bruises, pink eye, sprains, strains, urinary tract infections, vomiting and more. You do not need to be a current Richmond Pediatrics patient to be seen. Richmond Pediatrics After-Hours Clinic does not treat mental or behavioral health concerns or broken bones. Imaging services are not available.

• Hours: In-person services are available every day, except Thanksgiving and Christmas.
• Location: 23511 56th Ave. W, Suite 105, Mountlake Terrace, WA, 98043
• How to schedule a visit: Click here to schedule a same-day in-person visit or call 206-546-2421 for a same-day appointment.
• Richmond Pediatrics After-Hours Clinic does not offer X-ray or other imaging services. We will recommend your child go to an emergency department if they need an X-ray, ultrasound, CT scan or MRI study.

Offers in-person visits for children, teens and young adults up to their 21st birthday with urgent orthopedic and sports-related injuries that occurred within the last 48 hours and do not need the services of an emergency department. This includes sprains, strains and broken bones. X-ray, casting and bracing services are available.

• Seattle Children's Hospital: 4800 Sand Point Way NE in Seattle, Ocean 6 zone
  Hours: Monday through Friday, 5 to 9 p.m. (last walk-in visit is at 8 p.m.) Closed on major holidays.
• Seattle Children's Bellevue Clinic*: 1500 116th Ave NE in Bellevue
  Hours: Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. (last walk-in visit is at 1 p.m.) Closed on major holidays.
  *Seasonal clinic open from August 2 to November 15
• How to schedule a visit: We accept mostly walk-in visits, with a few scheduled appointments available daily. Schedule a same-day, in-person appointment at Seattle Children’s Hospital campus in Seattle or Bellevue.

Orthopedic Injury Urgent Care does not care for the following concerns

• Chronic pain (pain that is ongoing for more than 30 days)
• Concussion
• Cuts
• Nailbed injuries
• Open wounds near possible bone break
• Severe broken bones (bent, curved or look deformed)

We do not provide CT scans or MRIs at Orthopedic Injury Urgent Care. If needed, we will place an order so you can get the tests done at a Seattle Children’s location after your visit to our clinic.

Offers same-day urgent mental health support for children and teens ages 4 through 17 who do not need the services of an emergency department. Learn when to go to Psychiatric Urgent Care and when to go to the ED to treat mental or behavioral health concerns.

• Hours: Daily from 12 to 8 p.m. Closed on major holidays.
• Location: In person at Seattle Children’s Magnuson at 6901 Sand Point Way NE in Seattle or by video visit anywhere in Washington state.
• How to schedule a visit:
  • Click here to schedule a same-day in-person visit. Limited walk-in visits available.
  • Click here to schedule a video visit or get in the virtual line to be seen by the first available provider through a video visit.

Psychiatric Urgent Care does not provide the following services:

• Diagnostic evaluations for autism spectrum disorder
• Return-to-school evaluations
• Forms, including forms for court, child protective services or school placement
• Additional documentation beyond what is in the medical record
• Ongoing mental health treatment
• Medical assessments, laboratory tests, physical exams or tests to diagnose medical problems

For help finding a community mental health provider for non-urgent mental and behavioral health needs, contact the Washington Mental Health Referral Service for Children and Teens. It is a free service that connects families with evidence-based mental health treatment in the community.