Sick Child Care in Princeton, TX

As a parent, keeping your child healthy is your top priority. When your child falls ill, we want you to know that we’re here for you as it is our concern as well. If your child is showing signs of a non-life-threatening illness, please call our office right away and we will do our best to get your child in as soon as possible. Of course, if your child is suffering from a more serious medical emergency (such as seizures, shock, respiratory distress) or a traumatic injury (such as a motor vehicle or bicycle crash, poisoning, drowning), please call 911 immediately.

Please call our office to come in for a sick child visit if your child is experiencing any of the following symptoms:

• High and/or persistent fever
• Vomiting
• Widespread rash
• Rashes
• Diarrhea
• Any unusual symptom that lasts for more than three days in a row
• Persistent pain, such as stomachache, sore throat, headache, or an earache

Making a Sick Child Appointment

We do accept walk-ins for sick visits. If possible, please make an appointment ahead of time for your sick child visit to minimize wait times in our clinic.

Sick appointments during the week

To make an appointment for a sick child, please use our online appointment scheduler. The more information you can provide us upfront, the better we can serve your child. This not only allows us to determine the severity of it, but also helps prepare the pediatrician with the appropriate background information.

Our office hours on weekdays are as follows:

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Sick appointments on weekends

Our office hours on weekends are as follows:

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Round-the-clock triage help

If you are trying to contact our office during non-business hours, please call our after hours Triage at 972-215-8703

If you don’t believe the severity of the illness is enough to require an sick child visit, you can refer to our online sources. 

Is Your Child Sick?
Use our Symptom Checker.