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.

St. Rose Pediatrics logo

Locally owned pediatric care for Las Vegas families since 1995.

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.

St. Rose Pediatrics logo

Locally owned pediatric care for Las Vegas families since 1995.

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.

St. Rose Pediatrics logo

Locally owned pediatric care for Las Vegas families since 1995.

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.

St. Rose Pediatrics logo

Locally owned pediatric care for Las Vegas families since 1995.

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.