Available online and in-person nIf your child needs care today, don’t delay. Children’s Wisconsin offers several safe and convenient same-day care options to treat everything from minor injuries and illnesses to emergencies. As the state’s only health care system 100% dedicated to kids, you can trust Children’s Wisconsin to provide the best and safest care for your family

Through an urgent care video visit, you can video chat with a Childrens Wisconsin doctor to obtain the care and advice your child needs for many conditions, including COVID-19, all from the comfort of home. Urgent care video visits are available 6 a.m. 10 p.m. for children ages 0 17 and can be accessed through your phone or mobile device.

Our walk-in urgent care clinics provide in-person care for minor illnesses and injuries. At each of our urgent care clinics, you can either walk in with no reservation or reserve your spot online ahead of time. All of our urgent care locations are open nights and weekends and our Kenosha location is open daily 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Our Craig Yabuki Mental Health Walk-In Clinic provides same-day care for children and teens (ages 5-18) experiencing urgent mental health issues. The clinic is designed to offer an alternative to traditional urgent careand emergency room services and is open seven days a week from 3 p.m. 9:30 p.m.

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Childrens Wisconsin has implemented changes to some of the ways our patients and families typically access our medical care and resources in the community. But rest assured, we are here for you.

Every day, we are working to advance our vision all kids of Wisconsin will be the healthiest in the nation. We know that kids need healthy families and strong communities to live well, and that we can't do it all alone. Because of this, we partner with and support the community in many ways. We invest millions of dollars every year to keep Wisconsin's kids healthy, happy, and safe.

Our Milwaukee hospital and administrative offices are located on the campus of the Milwaukee Regional Medical Center in Wauwatosa, WI, a destination for quality adult and pediatric care, lifesaving research, and world-class education for tomorrow's doctors and scientists. We also provide patient and family centered care in a variety of community settings in the Milwaukee area and throughout Wisconsin.

There are a lot of places you could take your child when they are sick or injured. But theres only one that offers a dedicated focus on kids and teens and that makes a difference. From the simplest cold to the most complex surgery, Childrens Wisconsin offers the very best care for your child.

We have more than 30 pediatric-trained anesthesiologists on staff, compared to the one or two you might find at local adult-focused hospitals. Our specialists know how to administer anesthesia to kids safely and effectively.

Kids can get a cast put on a broken bone anywhere, but the specialists at Childrens Wisconsin also know to look for fractures in growth plates. If growth plates dont heal properly, it can lead to long-term problems.

Doctors who normally see adult patients could have trouble spotting pediatric illnesses. But our doctors have seen it all, from the routine to the very complex. When it comes to treating kids, we know what to do.

Adult hospital ERs dont treat many kids, and that can lead to care that isnt always the best and safest. Our entire ER is designed for kids and teens. We recognize when the situation is critical, and when its safe to send you home.

When Vincent was 6 years old, his heart began to fail. While he waited for a heart transplant, specialists in our Herma Heart Institute used a Berlin Heart an innovative treatment that provided him enough time to finally receive the 'perfect' heart that saved his life. Now 17 years old, Vincent is living life to the fullest.

Reyna was 10 years old when she was first diagnosed with Ewing's sarcoma, a cancer that occurs primarily in the bone or soft tissue. She underwent chemotherapy and radiation, and was cancer free until several months later when another tumor was discovered this time in her brain. Thanks to innovative treatment options, including the Solid Tumor Immunotherapy clinical trial, two years have passed and she is in remission and as spunky as ever!