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When your child is sick or hurt, it can be a really scary time for any parent. You want the best care, and you want it fast. That's where a Pediatric Emergency Medicine doctor comes in. These are special doctors who have extra training to take care of kids specifically during urgent and emergency situations.
Unlike general emergency room doctors who treat adults and children, Pediatric Emergency Medicine specialists focus only on kids, from newborns all the way through their teenage years. They understand that children's bodies work differently, and they know how to talk to kids and make them feel safe. Finding the right doctor quickly can make all the difference when your child needs immediate attention. Use our directory to connect with expert care near you and get the peace of mind you deserve.
Conditions treated
- Asthma attacks
- Severe allergic reactions
- Broken bones
- High fevers in infants
- Serious infections
- Head injuries
- Diabetic emergencies
- Seizures
- Breathing problems
Common procedures
- Suturing wounds
- Setting fractures
- Breathing support
- IV fluids
- Pain management
- Foreign body removal
- Diagnostic imaging
- Medication administration
When to see a pediatric emergency medicine
- Your child has severe difficulty breathing.
- Your child experienced a significant head injury.
- Your child is experiencing unmanageable pain.
- Your child has a high fever with rash or lethargy.
- Your child has a suspected broken bone.
- Your child ingested a harmful substance.
First visit
At the first visit, you can expect the doctor and nurses to quickly assess your child's condition, ask about their symptoms and medical history, and perform necessary tests. Their main goal is to stabilize your child and provide immediate treatment.
Typical cost
Out-of-pocket costs for a Pediatric Emergency Medicine visit can vary widely, typically ranging from $100 to over $1,000 depending on the services, facility, and your insurance plan's deductible and copay.
Insurance
Most health insurance plans, including Medicaid and CHIP, cover Pediatric Emergency Medicine visits, especially for emergencies.
How to choose the right pediatric emergency medicine
- 1Look for board certification in Pediatric Emergency Medicine.
- 2Check their experience with conditions similar to your child's needs.
- 3Verify which insurance plans they accept.
- 4Consider the hospital's reputation for pediatric care.
- 5Ask about their communication style with parents.
- 6Read patient reviews for insights into their practice.
- 7Ask your pediatrician for a recommendation.
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