Evenings, weekends, and holidays
After hours.
When the office is closed, the line forwards to a nurse line staffed by pediatric nurses, with a St. Rose physician on call behind them. You reach a person, not a recording.
Nurse line
Included, no fee
Weeknights
After 5:00p
Weekends
All day
Emergencies
Call 911
Evenings, weekends, and holidays
After hours.
When the office is closed, the line forwards to a nurse line staffed by pediatric nurses, with a St. Rose physician on call behind them. You reach a person, not a recording.
Nurse line
Included, no fee
Weeknights
After 5:00p
Weekends
All day
Emergencies
Call 911
Evenings, weekends, and holidays
After hours.
When the office is closed, the line forwards to a nurse line staffed by pediatric nurses, with a St. Rose physician on call behind them. You reach a person, not a recording.
Nurse line
Included, no fee
Weeknights
After 5:00p
Weekends
All day
Emergencies
Call 911
Deciding tonight
Where should you go?
Most things can wait for us. A few cannot. If you are unsure, call — that is exactly what the nurse line is for.
Call us first
Fevers, ear pain, vomiting, rashes, coughs, minor injuries, medication questions, and anything you would normally bring to a visit. The nurse can advise, and reach the on-call physician if needed.
Urgent care
Only when we have advised it, or when you need stitches, a splint, or an x-ray outside our hours. Bring the visit notes to us afterwards so the record stays in one place.
Emergency room
Trouble breathing, a seizure, unresponsiveness, a head injury with vomiting, uncontrolled bleeding, or any fever in an infant under eight weeks. Call 911.
Deciding tonight
Where should you go?
Most things can wait for us. A few cannot. If you are unsure, call — that is exactly what the nurse line is for.
Call us first
Fevers, ear pain, vomiting, rashes, coughs, minor injuries, medication questions, and anything you would normally bring to a visit. The nurse can advise, and reach the on-call physician if needed.
Urgent care
Only when we have advised it, or when you need stitches, a splint, or an x-ray outside our hours. Bring the visit notes to us afterwards so the record stays in one place.
Emergency room
Trouble breathing, a seizure, unresponsiveness, a head injury with vomiting, uncontrolled bleeding, or any fever in an infant under eight weeks. Call 911.
Deciding tonight
Where should you go?
Most things can wait for us. A few cannot. If you are unsure, call — that is exactly what the nurse line is for.
Call us first
Fevers, ear pain, vomiting, rashes, coughs, minor injuries, medication questions, and anything you would normally bring to a visit. The nurse can advise, and reach the on-call physician if needed.
Urgent care
Only when we have advised it, or when you need stitches, a splint, or an x-ray outside our hours. Bring the visit notes to us afterwards so the record stays in one place.
Emergency room
Trouble breathing, a seizure, unresponsiveness, a head injury with vomiting, uncontrolled bleeding, or any fever in an infant under eight weeks. Call 911.
How it works
One number, any hour.
You do not need a separate line, an app, or a password. Call the office number you always call.
01
Call 702-564-8556
The line forwards automatically after 5:00p, on weekends, and on holidays. Stay on the line rather than leaving a voicemail.
02
A pediatric nurse answers
They triage using the same protocols we use in the office, and they can see your child’s chart.
03
The on-call physician, if needed
If it needs a doctor tonight, the nurse reaches ours — not a stranger, and not a call centre.
How it works
One number, any hour.
You do not need a separate line, an app, or a password. Call the office number you always call.
01
Call 702-564-8556
The line forwards automatically after 5:00p, on weekends, and on holidays. Stay on the line rather than leaving a voicemail.
02
A pediatric nurse answers
They triage using the same protocols we use in the office, and they can see your child’s chart.
03
The on-call physician, if needed
If it needs a doctor tonight, the nurse reaches ours — not a stranger, and not a call centre.
How it works
One number, any hour.
You do not need a separate line, an app, or a password. Call the office number you always call.
01
Call 702-564-8556
The line forwards automatically after 5:00p, on weekends, and on holidays. Stay on the line rather than leaving a voicemail.
02
A pediatric nurse answers
They triage using the same protocols we use in the office, and they can see your child’s chart.
03
The on-call physician, if needed
If it needs a doctor tonight, the nurse reaches ours — not a stranger, and not a call centre.
A rough guide
What can wait until morning.
This is guidance, not a diagnosis. When something feels wrong to you, call — parents are usually right.
Usually fine until morning
· A fever in a child over three months who is drinking and alert
· A cough without laboured breathing
· A rash that is not spreading quickly
· Pink eye
· A mild ear ache
· Vomiting once or twice, still keeping fluids down
Call tonight, or go in
· Any fever in an infant under eight weeks
· Laboured or rapid breathing, or pauses in breathing
· A seizure, or unusual limpness or unresponsiveness
· A head injury with vomiting or confusion
· Dehydration — no wet nappy in eight hours, no tears
· Bleeding that will not stop
A rough guide
What can wait until morning.
This is guidance, not a diagnosis. When something feels wrong to you, call — parents are usually right.
Usually fine until morning
· A fever in a child over three months who is drinking and alert
· A cough without laboured breathing
· A rash that is not spreading quickly
· Pink eye
· A mild ear ache
· Vomiting once or twice, still keeping fluids down
Call tonight, or go in
· Any fever in an infant under eight weeks
· Laboured or rapid breathing, or pauses in breathing
· A seizure, or unusual limpness or unresponsiveness
· A head injury with vomiting or confusion
· Dehydration — no wet nappy in eight hours, no tears
· Bleeding that will not stop
A rough guide
What can wait until morning.
This is guidance, not a diagnosis. When something feels wrong to you, call — parents are usually right.
Usually fine until morning
· A fever in a child over three months who is drinking and alert
· A cough without laboured breathing
· A rash that is not spreading quickly
· Pink eye
· A mild ear ache
· Vomiting once or twice, still keeping fluids down
Call tonight, or go in
· Any fever in an infant under eight weeks
· Laboured or rapid breathing, or pauses in breathing
· A seizure, or unusual limpness or unresponsiveness
· A head injury with vomiting or confusion
· Dehydration — no wet nappy in eight hours, no tears
· Bleeding that will not stop
Not sure? Call us.
702-564-8556, any hour. Calling costs you nothing and it is always the right move when you are unsure.
Not sure? Call us.
702-564-8556, any hour. Calling costs you nothing and it is always the right move when you are unsure.
Not sure? Call us.
702-564-8556, any hour. Calling costs you nothing and it is always the right move when you are unsure.
Same-day sick visits, six days a week.
Book online, or call 702-564-8556.
Book an Appointment
© 2026 St. Rose Pediatrics. All rights reserved.
This website is for general information only and is not medical advice. For a medical emergency call 911. Please do not send protected health information through the contact form.
Same-day sick visits, six days a week.
Book online, or call 702-564-8556.
Book an Appointment
© 2026 St. Rose Pediatrics. All rights reserved.
This website is for general information only and is not medical advice. For a medical emergency call 911. Please do not send protected health information through the contact form.
Same-day sick visits, six days a week.
Book online, or call 702-564-8556.
Book an Appointment
© 2026 St. Rose Pediatrics. All rights reserved.
This website is for general information only and is not medical advice. For a medical emergency call 911. Please do not send protected health information through the contact form.
Same-day sick visits, six days a week.
Book online, or call 702-564-8556.
Book an Appointment
© 2026 St. Rose Pediatrics. All rights reserved.
This website is for general information only and is not medical advice. For a medical emergency call 911. Please do not send protected health information through the contact form.