Urgent care Coverage

Community-focused health center opens on New Bern Avenue in Raleigh

WakeMed on Wednesday will cut the ribbon on a new medical office that will provide care for people in underserved communities.

WakeMed opens new pediatric urgent care clinic in north Raleigh

There's now another place to take kids when their fever spikes outside of normal office hours.

Sarah Lindenfeld Hall, Go Ask Mom editor

Urgent Care or ER? Here's how to decide where to take your child during an after-hours emergency

Your son falls off his bike right before dinner. One look at his wrist, and you know he needs medical attention, but your pediatrician's office is already closed for the day. Should you take him to the emergency department? Not necessarily. If there is one nearby, a pediatric urgent care center is your best option.

UNC Health Talk

On vacation with a kid who has pink eye? You can dial up local hospitals for help

WakeMed launched a virtual urgent care this month, joining UNC Health Care, which launched one last year. Duke Health's virtual service will start later this fall.

Sarah Lindenfeld Hall, Go Ask Mom editor

Urgent care for mental health now available in Wake County

The Monarch Wake County Behavioral Health Urgent Care operates just like a traditional Urgent Care clinic you may visit if you think you have the flu, but this clinic focuses on mental health conditions.

In Wake County, new urgent care center caters to mental health

The Monarch Wake County Behavioral Health Urgent Care operates just like a traditional Urgent Care clinic you may visit if you think you have the flu, but this clinic focuses on mental health conditions. The office is staffed with psychiatrists, therapists and social workers and there is no need for an appointment.

Mandy Mitchell, WRAL reporter

Nighttime fever? After-hours wound? WakeMed now operates urgent care clinic just for kids

WakeMed Children's-PM Pediatrics Urgent Care opened at noon, Monday, at 6402 McCrimmon Parkway in Morrisville and will be open from noon to midnight, 365 days a year.

Sarah Lindenfeld Hall, Go Ask Mom editor