Dr. Theo Hale, MD
Medical Director, Pediatrics
Father of three. Explains every step to kids first, then to parents.
Open tonight until 11 PM
When the pediatrician's office closes, our lights come on.
Urgent care made for kids, from 3 months to 18 years. Pediatric providers, kid-sized everything, and notes sent to your pediatrician by morning.
Tonight's waitAbout 20 minUpdated 2 min ago
Made for small patients
A kids' clinic, not a grown-up ER.
Pediatric providers only
Every doctor and nurse practitioner on shift is trained in pediatrics.
Kid-sized everything
Small cuffs, small needles and cartoons on the ceiling.
X-ray and labs on site
Strep, flu, RSV and urine tests, plus x-rays read before you leave.
Notes to your pediatrician
Visit notes reach your child's regular doctor by the next morning.
What brings families in
Fevers, falls and everything in between.
Most visits take 30 to 60 minutes, start to finish. Tap a worry to see how we help.
Not sure where to go?
Some nights are ER nights.
We will always tell you the truth about that. Go straight to the ER or call 911 if your child:
- Is struggling to breathe or has blue lips
- Is a baby under 3 months with a fever of 100.4°F or higher
- Is hard to wake, or confused after a fall
How tonight goes
Four steps from worried to home.
- 1
Check in online
Pick a time tonight. It takes about a minute.
- 2
Wait at home
Pajamas welcome. We text you when the room is almost ready.
- 3
See a pediatric provider
A quick weigh-in, then an exam with tests on site if needed.
- 4
Home to bed
Prescriptions go to your pharmacy and notes go to your pediatrician.
Night-shift heroes
The people who answer the door.
Grace Lin, CPNP
Pediatric Nurse Practitioner
Our ear-infection expert. Checks the stuffed animal's ears too.
Ana Morales, RN
Charge Nurse
Fifteen years as a pediatric nurse. Runs the night shift and speaks Spanish.
4.9 from 1,860 Nashville parents
What parents tell us at 10 PM.
"Ear infection at 9 PM on a Sunday. We checked in from the couch and were back home by 10:15 with medicine."
"Dr. Hale told us honestly that our son's arm needed the ER, called ahead for us, and saved us an hour."
"My daughter asks to go back for the prize drawer. That never happened at the ER."
Insurance and cost
No surprises on the bill.
We take TennCare and most major plans
Bring your child's insurance card and your photo ID. Your urgent care copay is usually lower than an ER copay.
- TennCare and CoverKids plans
- Most employer and Marketplace plans
- HSA and FSA cards
No insurance?
$125Flat visit price with a pediatric provider. Rapid tests start at $25, x-rays at $70.
See all costs in the Parents FAQLittle fever, big worry? Bring them in.
Open tonight until 11 PM. Check in for a spot and wait at home.