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Children’s Mercy During COVID-19: Getting Back to Getting Better

Children’s Mercy’s urgent care centers are still open and ready to care for your child with both telehealth and in-person visits. Children’s Mercy is taking all precautions to protect our patients and staff from the spread of COVID-19, but we need your help.

If your child has a fever or cough and has traveled recently, please call your primary care provider to determine the best plan for care.
If you are advised to seek care at a Children’s Mercy Urgent Care location for COVID-19 concerns, please call prior to coming in. Please note: we are unable to conduct testing for COVID-19 at Children's Mercy Urgent Care locations.
If your child is experiencing breathing problems or is in distress, please call 911.
To reduce the potential spread of COVID-19, masks will be required for all staff and visitors 2 years of age and older. Exceptions will be allowed for certain underlying medical conditions. You may bring your own mask. If you do not have one, a mask will be provided for you.
Effective immediately, we are limiting visitors to Children’s Mercy until the spread of COVID-19 is no longer a threat. Parents/guardians may be with the child, but please keep the number of people as low as possible.

Learn what to expect during your visit

View our video to learn about some of the changes we have made in our urgent care locations.

About Children's Mercy Junction City

Children’s Mercy Junction City provides a convenient location to better serve families patients in Geary County and surrounding communities with the best pediatric care possible. Children's Mercy has dedicated clinic space at Geary County Hospital. This office is home to Children's Mercy Cardiology, Endocrinology and Diabetes and a growing number of telemedicine clinics and pediatric urgent care.

Junction City Urgent Care

Children’s Mercy urgent care locations are staffed exclusively by pediatric specialists. Our Junction City urgent care is open Saturdays and Sundays from noon to 6 p.m. Children with serious or life-threatening injuries or illnesses should be taken directly to the emergency room, or call 911.

Our pediatric urgent care is intended for patients under the age of 18.

If you have a health plan and want to determine whether Children’s Mercy is an in-network provider, a list of insurance plans is available.

Is urgent care right for my child?

If you're unsure whether to bring your child for an urgent care visit, please feel free to call us at (913) 717-4700 and we'll be happy to provide guidance.