4.8
7,231 reviews
Our urgent care in Hewlett, NY is located between Peninsula Blvd and Mill Road in the Peninsula Shopping Center, right next to Starbucks.
Treating babies 1 week and up
Results in 2-3 days
*Availability is subject to change Results in ~15 mins
*Availability is subject to change Results in ~50 mins
For ages 2-65
For ages 6 months-2 years
As the largest provider of pediatric care in New York, Cohen Children’s has been ranked among the nation’s top children’s hospitals since 2007. This level of care is available on demand with our two pediatric urgent care centers in Hewlett and East Northport. We offer in-center care and pediatric telehealth visits every day, including holidays.
A pediatric urgent care can help with multiple healthcare needs. We are open for immediate care when the pediatrician’s office might be closed. Our children’s urgent care can also help diagnose and treat most respiratory or other common illnesses, such as strep throat. We can also help with minor injuries, scrapes, sprains or strains at our conveniently located centers.
When your child needs medical attention, you want them to be seen as soon as possible and receive the highest quality, most appropriate care. So, should you take them to a children’s urgent care or emergency room?
There are pros and cons to taking them to the ER and urgent care. At a pediatric urgent care, we can treat most nonemergency injuries, such as cuts, scrapes, strains or sprains. We can also help with testing and treatment for strep throat, COVID-19 or other common illnesses. Visiting a kids’ urgent care for non-emergency pediatric health concerns can save you time and money.
When your child needs emergency medical attention, such as difficulty breathing or a broken bone or injury, it is best to visit the emergency room.
Such an incredible experience. I was a walk-in, already feeling so frazzled and wonky. Never been at an urgent care center where the staff were so courteous, warm and welcoming.
Monica S.
New York
Very clean and modern facility. The staff was friendly, and the doctor was knowledgeable, caring and courteous. I went there with an eye injury and they checked me in fast, and within minutes I was in my room. The doctor came prepared with the needed aid.
Phillip V.
New York
They were all very efficient, professional and friendly. I felt very secure in the care that I received.
Sharon R.
New York
We are in-network with most major New York and national insurance plans, and provide affordable same-day pricing for patients without insurance.
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