Pediatric Urgent Care
Pediatric Urgent Care in Romeoville, IL gentle, fast, family-first.
Ezee Urgent Care provides compassionate pediatric urgent care in Romeoville, IL for children ages 6 months and older, with same-day care for common illnesses, minor injuries, and other non-emergency medical needs.
Ages 6 mo & up · same-day
Ages 6 mo+
Kids through teens
20 – 45 min
Typical pediatric visit
On-site labs
strep
What we treat for kids
Common reasons families bring their kids in.
From the first daycare cold to a backyard scrape, our providers handle the everyday concerns of childhood — without the wait of a pediatrician’s office or the cost of an ER.
Fevers
Ear infections
Sore throats & strep
Cold
Pink eye
Croup
Hand-foot-mouth
Rashes
Diaper rash
insect bites & stings
Cuts & stitches
Burns (1st & 2nd degree)
Sprains & minor fractures
Asthma flares
Vomiting & dehydration
School & sports physicals
Compassionate, Child-Focused Care
How We Make Pediatric Care Easier
We create a supportive environment where children and parents can feel comfortable during an urgent care visit.
Care Designed for Children
Our providers take a gentle, age-appropriate approach when evaluating children for illnesses, injuries, and other non-emergency medical concerns.
Clear Explanations for Parents
We explain your child's symptoms, evaluation, testing, and treatment options in clear language so you can make informed decisions about their care.
Parents Stay Involved
Parents and caregivers are kept informed throughout the visit and can participate in discussions about their child's evaluation and treatment plan.
On-Site Testing & Imaging
When medically appropriate, rapid testing and digital X-rays are available on-site, helping our team evaluate common pediatric illnesses and injuries during the same visit.
How it works
Your Child’s Visit, Step by Step
01
Check In & Share Your Concerns
Tell us about your child's symptoms, medical history, and current concerns.
02
Pediatric Evaluation
Our healthcare provider examines your child and orders testing or imaging when medically appropriate.
03
Treatment & Care Plan
We explain the diagnosis, treatment options, and next steps before you leave.
Note: We treat children ages 6 months and older. For infants under 6 months, please contact your pediatrician or the nearest pediatric ER. For life-threatening emergencies, call 911.
Frequently asked
Common Questions About Pediatric Care
Yes. Ezee Urgent Care provides pediatric urgent care for children ages 6 months and older.
We evaluate and treat many common childhood illnesses and minor injuries, including fever, cough, cold and flu symptoms, ear infections, sore throat, minor cuts, sprains, and other non-emergency concerns.
Yes. Pediatric urgent care can evaluate children with fever and help determine the underlying cause and appropriate treatment.
Yes. Our providers can evaluate common respiratory symptoms and recommend appropriate treatment based on your child's symptoms and examination.
Yes. Rapid diagnostic testing may be available when medically appropriate to help evaluate common childhood illnesses.
Yes. On-site digital X-rays are available when medically appropriate for evaluating certain pediatric injuries and conditions.
Parents and caregivers can remain involved throughout their child's evaluation and care, subject to clinical and safety requirements.
No. Walk-ins are welcome, or you can reserve your spot online for added convenience.
Bring your child's identification or insurance information, a list of current medications, relevant medical history, and any school or medical forms that may be needed.
Urgent care is appropriate for many non-life-threatening illnesses and injuries. For severe breathing difficulty, loss of consciousness, uncontrolled bleeding, severe injury, or other life-threatening symptoms, call 911 or seek emergency care immediately.
Related care
Often needed alongside a pediatric visit.
School & Sports Physicals →
State-approved forms completed and signed during the visit.
X-Rays & Diagnostics →
Low-dose digital X-ray and rapid testing on-site.
immunizations→
Tdap, meningitis and routine vaccines on a walk-in basis.