Pediatric Urgent Care Clinic in Bulverde Rd San Antonio, TX

At Fast Aid Urgent Care, we understand that children have unique healthcare needs. Our clinic is equipped and staffed to serve patients of all ages—including infants, children, and teenagers—so your entire family can receive prompt, high-quality care in one convenient location.

While some urgent care centers focus exclusively on adults, Fast Aid Urgent Care stands out by offering specialized pediatric urgent care alongside adult services. Our medical team includes providers with training and experience in pediatric medicine, ensuring we can accurately diagnose and treat illnesses and injuries that may present differently in children than in adults.

We know that a visit to the doctor can be stressful for kids, so our clinic is designed to be welcoming and child-friendly, helping to put young patients and their families at ease. We also use medical equipment and supplies that are appropriately sized for children, such as smaller blood pressure cuffs, child-sized splints, and pediatric doses of medications.

Our protocols follow the latest pediatric guidelines to ensure that every child receives safe, effective care tailored to their individual needs. Whether it’s treating fevers, ear infections, minor injuries, or other urgent concerns, families can trust Fast Aid Urgent Care to provide expert, compassionate care when it matters most.

We are here for your child’s non-life-threatening illnesses and injuries that still need prompt attention. You should bring your child to Fast Aid Urgent Care if they are experiencing:

● Fever without a rash
● Ear pain or infections
● Cold, cough, or flu symptoms
● Minor cuts, scrapes, or burns
● Mild asthma symptoms or wheezing
● Sprains and strains
● Minor broken bones (where the bone isn’t sticking out or severely misshapen)
● Minor skin infections or rashes (without serious symptoms)
● Pink eye
● Mild allergic reactions (without trouble breathing or swallowing)

Our experienced providers offer fast, compassionate care in a comfortable setting—no appointment needed. However, if your child has any of the following serious symptoms, head straight to the emergency room:

● Difficulty breathing or a severe asthma attack
● Severe chest pain
● Uncontrolled bleeding
● Deep wounds or severe burns
● Head injury with loss of consciousness
● Seizure
● Severe allergic reaction (swelling of the face, lips, or tongue, or trouble breathing/swallowing)
● Broken bone with visible deformity or bone protruding through the skin
● Signs of poisoning

When in doubt, your child’s safety comes first. If you’re unsure whether Fast Aid Urgent Care can help, call us—we’re happy to guide you. And remember, if symptoms are severe or rapidly worsening, don’t hesitate to visit the emergency room.

We understand that children and teenagers require specialized medical attention when unexpected illnesses or injuries arise. Our pediatric urgent care services are designed to provide high-quality care for young patients—from infants and toddlers to adolescents and teens—who need prompt medical attention for non-life-threatening conditions.

We welcome children from birth up to 18 years of age, and in some cases, we also extend care to young adults up to 21, particularly for ongoing medical needs that started in childhood. If you have any questions about our age guidelines, our team is always happy to assist and clarify our policies.

Our goal is to deliver convenient, compassionate care tailored to meet the unique needs of children and their families—so you can feel confident knowing your child is in expert hands when it matters most.

Yes, you can bring your newborn or infant to Fast Aid Urgent Care for evaluation and treatment of non-life-threatening illnesses or minor injuries. Our experienced medical team is equipped to care for children of all ages, including newborns and infants. We frequently help families with concerns such as mild fevers, colds, minor rashes, feeding difficulties, or minor injuries. Our staff is trained in pediatric assessment, ensuring your child receives compassionate and appropriate care.

However, it’s important to remember that babies under two months old are at higher risk for serious health issues. If your newborn is less than two months old and has a fever (rectal temperature of 100.4°F/38°C or higher), is very lethargic, is having trouble breathing, is not feeding well, or is showing other concerning symptoms, please seek care at your nearest emergency room or contact your pediatrician right away. Emergency departments are best equipped to handle severe or rapidly worsening conditions in very young infants.

If you are considering bringing your infant to Fast Aid Urgent Care, we encourage you to call us ahead of your visit to confirm we can address your child’s needs and to discuss their symptoms. Our team will help you determine if urgent care is the right choice, or if you should seek emergency or specialized pediatric care instead.

Not sure whether you should choose urgent care or the ER? Don’t hesitate to contact your pediatrician or call Fast Aid Urgent Care for guidance. Your child’s health and safety are our top priorities. For more information, please contact us or make an appointment online. We are conveniently located at 17910 Bulverde Rd Suite 115 San Antonio, TX 78259. We serve patients from Bulverde Rd San Antonio TX, Bastrop TX, Alamo Ranch San Antonio TX, La Grange TX, Leon Springs TX, New Braunfels TX, Potranco Road San Antonio TX, Dripping Springs TX, Lemon Creek Boerne TX, Potranco (Hunt Lane) San Antonio TX, and Belle Chasse, LA.