Pediatric Urgent Care in De Queen, AR
Quick, Affordable Care for Kids 6 Months & Up - Walk in or Book Online
At HealthCARE Express in De Queen, AR, we know that children can get sick or injured at any time. Our clinic provides convenient walk-in pediatric urgent care for kids 6 months and older. From ear infections and sore throats to sprains, fevers, and stomach bugs, our caring team delivers fast, affordable treatment — without the long waits or high costs of an ER visit.
Location:
1021 W Collin Raye Dr. De Queen, AR 71832
Phone: (870) 518-0028
Hours:
Mon–Fri: 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM | 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Sat & Sun: Closed
Our Pediatric urgent Care Services in De Queen, AR
Medicaid & SoonerCare Accepted in De Queen, AR
At Healthcare Express Urgent Care – De Queen, AR we believe every child deserves quick, high-quality care when they need it most. That’s why we proudly accept Medicaid for pediatric urgent care visits.
No referral needed — families in De Queen, AR can walk in anytime with Medicaid coverage.
Pediatric-focused care — from RSV and flu testing to sprains, strep, and ear infections, we treat children 6 months and older.
Affordable alternative to the ER — urgent care costs are much lower than emergency room visits for non-emergencies.
Convenient hours — open until 8 PM on weekdays and open Saturdays, so you don’t have to miss work or school for care.
If you’re unsure about your child’s coverage, just give us a call at (870) 518-0028 . Our team will verify your benefits and answer any questions before you arrive.
Pediatric Urgent Care vs. the ER – What’s Right for Your Child?
When your child is sick or injured, deciding where to go can feel overwhelming. At Healthcare Express in De Queen, AR we help parents understand the difference:
When Urgent Care Is the Right Choice
Fevers, coughs, flu & RSV symptoms
Strep throat, sinus & ear infections
Rashes, pink eye, or allergic reactions
Vomiting, diarrhea, or mild dehydration
Sports injuries, sprains, and suspected broken bones (onsite X-ray available)
Minor burns, cuts, or nosebleeds
School, sports, and camp physicals
Why urgent care? Shorter wait times, lower costs, and pediatric-friendly care — no appointment needed.
When to Go to the ER Instead
Severe breathing difficulty or wheezing that doesn’t improve
Blue lips, face, or fingernails
Seizures or sudden loss of consciousness
Severe head injuries
Uncontrolled bleeding or major trauma
Infants under 6 months with concerning symptoms
Urgent Care for Kids FAQ
Take a look at our frequently asked questions regarding Urgent Care for Kids FAQ
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Can urgent care treat kids?
Yes. At Healthcare Express in De Queen, Ar we treat children ages 6 months and older for a wide range of common illnesses and injuries, including strep throat, ear infections, RSV, flu, sports injuries, sprains, and more.
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When should I take my child to urgent care instead of the ER?
Urgent care is best for non-life-threatening conditions such as fever, strep throat, ear infections, minor cuts, sprains, or suspected broken bones. The ER should be used for severe breathing problems, major injuries, seizures, or any life-threatening emergencies.
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Can urgent care test for RSV, flu, and strep?
Yes. Our De Queen, Ar clinic provides rapid onsite testing for flu, strep, RSV, and COVID-19, so you can get answers quickly and start treatment right away.
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Does urgent care take Medicaid in De Queen, Ar?
Yes. Healthcare Express in De Queen, Ar accepts Medicaid for pediatric urgent care visits. No referral is needed — just walk in anytime during our open hours.
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Do I need an appointment for urgent care?
No appointment is required. Our De Queen, Ar urgent care is walk-in friendly, open Monday through Friday from 8 AM to 8 PM and Saturdays from 8 AM to 4 PM.
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Can urgent care do X-rays for kids?
Yes. Healthcare Express in De Queen, Ar offers onsite X-rays to quickly diagnose sprains, fractures, and other injuries. This helps create faster treatment plans and referrals if needed.
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Does urgent care do sports and school physicals?
Yes. We provide walk-in physicals for school, sports, and camp requirements. Bring any necessary forms, and our providers will complete them during your child’s visit.
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What ages do you see at urgent care?
We treat children ages 6 months and older through adolescence. For infants under 6 months, the emergency room or your pediatrician is the best option.