Walk In Hours

Johnson County Pediatrics offers walk in hours for established patients Monday through Friday mornings from 8:00 until 11:00. On Saturday, walk in hours are in the morning from 9:00 until 12 noon. To decrease your wait time, it is often best to come weekdays between 8 and 9:30 when more providers are available.

You may bring in your sick child to be seen without an appointment or phone call during these times. Children are seen on a first come first serve basis, with the obvious exception of emergent care. Children are seen by whichever provider is first available, not necessarily their primary physician. We encourage only established patients with acute illnesses during the walk in. Children with fractures, laceration repairs, chronic problems (longer than two weeks) and behavioral issues must be seen by their primary physician at another scheduled appointment. Children who only need a follow up booster immunization or who need their routine immunizations because they were not given at a well check up due to the child's illness may also be seen during these walk in hours.

PLEASE NOTE: Flu vaccinations are available by appointment only. Please call the main office at (913) 384-5500 to schedule a convenient time.

Because there are additional costs to be conveniently open on Saturday morning for walk in patients, there is an extra charge of $15.00 when a patient is seen on a Saturday. This amount is filed with your insurance company and is often a covered benefit. Please call the business office if you have specific questions regarding this.

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