Nationwide Children's Urgent Care
Downtown Urgent Care
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700 Children's Drive
Columbus, OH 43205
Get Directions - Closed now
- Call us at: (614) 722-4329
Emergency Department or Urgent Care?
As a parent, you never know when your child will need medical attention.
Urgent Care offers treatment for illnesses and injuries that need immediate attention, but do not need to be seen in the Emergency Department.
Click here for more information on whether to take your child to an Urgent Care Center or Emergency Department.
Click here to review COVID-19 safety measures at our locations, including visitor guidelines and masking policies.
Urgent Care Locations
Westerville Close to Home Center with Urgent Care
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433 North Cleveland Avenue
Westerville, OH 43082
Get Directions - Closed now
- Call us at: (614) 355-8300
- Fax us at: (614) 355-8310
Marysville Close To Home Center with Urgent Care
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100 Colemans Crossing Blvd.
Marysville, OH 43040
Get Directions - Closed now
- Call us at: (937) 578-7600
- Fax us at: (937) 578-7610
Canal Winchester Close To Home Center with Urgent Care at 7901 Diley Road
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7901 Diley Road
Suite 150
Canal Winchester, OH 43110
Get Directions - Closed now
- Call us at: (614) 355-9050
- Fax us at: (614) 355-9051
East Columbus Close To Home Center with Urgent Care at 6435 East Broad St.
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6435 East Broad Street
Columbus, OH 43213
Get Directions - Closed now
- Call us at: (614) 355-8100
- Fax us at: (614) 355-8110
Hilliard Close To Home Center with Urgent Care
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4363 All Seasons Drive
Suite 100
Hilliard, OH 43026
Get Directions - Closed now
- Call us at: (614) 355-5900
- Fax us at: (614) 355-5910
Dublin Close To Home Center on Hospital Dr. with Urgent Care
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7450 Hospital Drive
Suite 100
Dublin, OH 43016
Get Directions - Closed now
- Call us at: (614) 355-7000
- Fax us at: (614) 355-7010
Your Urgent Care Visit Just got Easier.
Use Save My Place to let us know your child needs to be seen at our Urgent Care center. We’ll save your place in line by giving you an arrival time.
Save My Place saves time in registration and in our waiting room. And, you can Save My Place before our center opens!
Your Family's Health and Safety Are Our Top Priority.
Our urgent care centers are just as important to parents as they are to kids. Because when kids get sick or hurt, parents need peace of mind.
Always call your child’s primary care provider first. But if your child needs urgent care, know that we’ve got you covered. With seven convenient locations, Nationwide Children’s Urgent Care Centers provide expert, pediatric care when and where you need it most. Close to your home.
Always call 911 if you think your child is experiencing a medical emergency or life-threatening condition. If you think someone is poisoned, call the Central Ohio Poison Center at 1-800-222-1222.
Urgent Care Services
Urgent Cares offer treatment for illnesses and injuries that need immediate attention, but do not need to be seen in the Emergency Department. Treatment for the following conditions is provided at a Nationwide Children’s Urgent Care Center:
- Allergic reactions (rash)
- Asthma/difficulty breathing
- Small broken bones
- Minor/small burns
- Minor/small cuts
- Fever
- Rashes
- Sore throat
- Vomiting and diarrhea
Nationwide Children’s Urgent Care facilities work with the Emergency Departments to ensure each child receives the best care in the appropriate location.
What to Bring to your Urgent Care Appointment
Please bring:
- Identification: Driver’s license or state-issued identification for guardian or caregiver accompanying the child
- Your insurance card
- A list of all medications, vitamins and herbal supplements your child is currently taking
- Your child’s current immunization record
- Medication Tracking Form (print and bring)
Consent for Treatment
All patients who come to Nationwide Children's for medical treatment need to have a signed consent for treatment on file. If a child under 18 comes to Nationwide Children's Hospital for treatment with someone other than their parent or legal guardian, we need an authorization from the parent or legal guardian to allow them to sign medical consent for the child. The authorization form names someone over the age of 18, chosen by the parent or legal guardian, to seek medical treatment and sign consent for the child. For example, a baby-sitter, teacher or other family member. Make sure that anyone caring for your child who may need to seek medical attention for your child in your absence, has a completed authorization form.