Pediatric Emergency Room<br></br><p>55 Lake Ave North, Worcester</p>
<h2 class="text-align-center">When to Choose the Pediatric Emergency Room</h2>
The Children's Emergency Room is designed for serious or life-threatening conditions that require immediate, specialized care for children. Bring your child to the ER if they are experiencing the following illnesses or injuries:
Breathing difficulties or severe asthma attacks | Head injuries, seizures, or loss of consciousness | |||
Severe allergic reactions (anaphylaxis) | Broken bones with visible deformity | |||
Uncontrolled bleeding or deep wounds | Suspected poisoning or ingestion of harmful substances | |||
Thoughts of suicide or self harm | Severe burns (any serious, electrical or acid) |
<h2 class="text-align-center">When Urgent Care Is Appropriate</h2>
You should bring a child to an Urgent Care location if the child is experiencing minor illnesses and injuries, such as:
Ear infections, sore throats, mild fevers
Small cuts, sprains, or bruises
Mild rashes or minor allergic reactions
If your child is stable and symptoms are not escalating, urgent care can provide quick and convenient treatment.
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