After Hours

Extended Weekday & Weekend Hours
with Convenient Care

South – Weekday & Weekend After Hours Appointments

New and established pediatric patients are welcome to schedule in-person appointments at Southwest Pediatrics.

Monday – Friday: 5 pm – 9 pm
Saturday: 12 pm – 8 pm
Sunday: 10 am – 6 pm

North – Weekday After Hours Appointments

New and established pediatric patients are welcome to schedule in-person appointments at Treehouse Pediatrics located in Round Rock.

Monday – Friday: 5 pm – 9pm

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North – Weekend After Hours Appointments

New and established pediatric patients are welcome to schedule in-person appointments at Cedar Park Pediatric and Family Medicine located in Cedar Park.

Saturday: 12 pm – 8 pm
Sunday: 10 am – 6 pm

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Evening & Weekend Appointments with Convenient Care

Because Illness Doesn’t Keep Office Hours

If you need a provider after 5 pm on weekdays or during the weekend, we understand how important it is to get care when you need it most. Our Convenient Care and On-Call Triage services are here to support your family outside of regular business hours.

We can help with concerns such as fevers, RSV, flu, COVID-19 symptoms, minor injuries, vomiting, diarrhea, rashes, and more. Simply call us at (512) 288-9669 anytime, including evenings and weekends.

Please note there is a $30 fee for after-hours appointments.

For life-threatening emergencies, please call 911 immediately.

After Hours FAQ

We know that illnesses and minor injuries don’t always happen during regular office hours. That’s why we offer after hours appointments to provide your child with the care they need when it matters most.

Convenient Care Clinic:
- Monday – Friday: 5 pm – 9 pm
- Saturday: 12 pm – 8 pm
- Sunday: 10 am – 6 pm

What We Treat After Hours

Our Convenient Care appointments are for urgent concerns, including:

Fevers
Minor injuries
Acute illnesses
Sports physicals

Scheduling: Appointments are available online or by phone. We screen all sick children by phone before scheduling an in-person visit.

What We Do Not Offer During Extended Hours

To ensure the best care for your child, we do not provide the following during extended hours:

Vaccinations or well-child visits
Care for chronic conditions or behavioral concerns, which are best managed by your child’s regular pediatrician

We are here to support your family with accessible, high-quality care when you need it most.

We know that questions about your child’s health don’t always arise during regular office hours. That’s why we offer after-hours support to ensure you have guidance when you need it.

Weekdays: If you need medical advice after 5 pm, a physician will return your call until 10 pm. A call service will take your information and page the on-call doctor, who will respond within 30 minutes.
After 10 pm: Calls are directed to Night Nurse, where a Pediatric RN will assist you. These nurses follow protocols we’ve approved and will consult our team if needed.
Weekends & Holidays: The on-call physician is available from 8 am – 10 pm, with Night Nurse taking over after 10 pm.

There is a $30 fee for after-hours calls, which helps cover costs but is not meant to discourage you from reaching out. If you’re worried about your child, we encourage you to call—we are here to support you.

We understand that what feels like a minor concern to a pediatrician can feel like an emergency to a parent. Your peace of mind is important to us, and we encourage you to call if you’re deeply worried about your child or cannot rest comfortably without additional guidance.

To help you decide whether to call after hours or wait until morning, here are some guidelines:

Please call us after hours if:

You feel uncomfortable with your child’s condition and do not think it can wait until the next day.
Your infant (under 3 months of age) has a fever greater than 100.4°F (rectally). This is considered a life-threatening emergency.
There has been a serious accident or emergency.
Your child is experiencing:
- Severe breathing difficulties (working hard to breathe, severe chest pain, persistent wheezing, pale skin).
- Sharp abdominal pain lasting more than 2 hours.
- Bleeding that will not stop.
- Persistent vomiting or signs of dehydration, such as:
  - Decreased urine output.
  - Listlessness.
  - Inability to tolerate sips of clear fluid after 2–4 hours of tummy rest.
You think your child needs to be seen in an Emergency Room or Urgent Care but aren’t sure which option is best. We’re happy to guide you in making this decision.

For infants under 4–6 months of age or any child requiring overnight hospitalization, we will refer you to Dell Children’s Hospital.

Your family’s well-being is our priority, and we’re here to support you whenever you need us.

Extended Weekday & Weekend Hours with Convenient Care