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Pediatric Urgent Care in Cascade Park
Urgent care for all ages
Over the age of 21? We can still see you at our Cascade Park location. Click below to select a time on our adult side of the center.
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Our Cascade Park pediatric urgent care in Vancouver, WA, is located at the intersection of Mill Plain Boulevard and Northeast Chkalov Drive, near Trader Joe’s.
Vaccines, tests and specialties
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Newborn care
Treating babies 1 week and up
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COVID-19 Rapid NAAT/Molecular
*Availability is subject to change Results in ~15 mins
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COVID-19 Rapid RT-PCR
*Availability is subject to change Results in ~50 mins
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"I appreciate all of them for the care they extended to me."
I know everyone has different experiences walking into a medical office, but this one really stood up above the rest because of how I was treated in my time of need. I appreciate all of them for the care they extended to me.
Erica W.
Oregon
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"I will not hesitate to bring my daughter back to this facility."
All while tending to my daughter, they were silly and squeezed a few smiles out of her. Which I couldn’t even do myself, so I appreciated it immensely. They gave me wonderful advice in terms of caring for her symptoms, and prescribed the right things to get her back on track. I will not hesitate to bring my daughter back to this facility.
Cassie F.
Washington
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"The provider and staff were very kind and courteous."
After I arrived and checked in I only had to wait about 5 minutes before I was taken to an exam room. The provider and staff were very kind and courteous. They diagnosed my condition quickly and offered remedies to help relieve my problem."
David S.
Oregon
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