Fevers are one of the most common reasons parents bring their children to urgent care. While fevers often signal that the body is fighting infection, they can also cause worry, especially if your child is very young or has other health concerns. Prompt evaluation ensures that the cause of the fever is identified and treated quickly. At Super Kids Urgent Care, we provide compassionate pediatric fever care to help your child feel better and give families peace of mind.
Chip Overton, MSN, CPNP-AC/PC will evaluate your child. With nearly two decades of pediatric experience in both urgent and critical care, Chip is board-certified and highly skilled in diagnosing and managing fever in children. Families trust his expertise, credentials, and approachable style to deliver safe, accurate, and reassuring care.
Common Causes of Fever in Children
Fever can be caused by many conditions, ranging from mild to serious. Some of the most common causes include:
Our team will carefully assess your child to determine the cause and provide the right treatment plan.
What to Expect During Your Visit
We make visits for fever as stress-free as possible. A typical visit includes:
Our providers keep parents informed at every step, so you leave with confidence about your child’s care.
Treatment Options
Treatment depends on your child’s symptoms and the cause of the fever. Options may include:
We customize care for each child to relieve discomfort and address the underlying cause.
Why Choose Super Kids Urgent Care for Fever Treatment in Owens Cross Roads, AL
Parents rely on our clinic for skilled pediatric urgent care. Here is why we stand out:
We focus on accurate diagnosis and safe treatment so your child recovers quickly and comfortably.
Frequently Asked Questions
A fever of 100.4°F or higher in infants under three months requires immediate evaluation. For older children, seek care if the fever is above 102°F or persistent.
Teething may cause a slight temperature rise, but it does not usually cause a significant fever. Persistent or high fever should always be evaluated.
You can offer fluids, use fever reducers as directed, and monitor symptoms. If your child appears very ill or the fever continues, visit urgent care.
Sometimes alternating medications helps manage fever, but it should only be done under a provider’s guidance. Our team will explain safe dosing.
Fever often indicates infection. Children are typically contagious while febrile and should stay home until fever-free for at least 24 hours without medication.
Schedule Fever Care For Your Child
If your child has a persistent or high fever, we are here to help. Need care today? Visit Super Kids Urgent Care for pediatric fever treatment in Owens Cross Roads, AL.
