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WALK-IN CLINIC
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For established patients of Main Street Pediatrics only
Monday – Friday 3:30pm – 4:30pm* (Not available on holidays)
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We will see minor illnesses only such as:
Sore throat, ear pain, cough and colds, urinary tract infections and rashes
Chronic issues should be seen only in a scheduled appointment which include but
not limited to:
Abdominal pain, constipation, ADHD, asthma, wheezing, acid reflux, breathing
difficulties, mental health problems and severe headaches
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*If clinic reaches max capacity then you will be redirected to the next available
scheduled appointment.

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