Pediatric Health Clinic in South Winnipeg
When your child is unwell, even a familiar symptom can raise a lot of questions. Is that cough just a cold? Does a fever need to be checked? What about a rash that appeared overnight, an earache that will not settle, or a minor injury that looks worse than expected?
At South Pembina Walk-In Clinic, we understand that parents want straightforward medical care from physicians who will listen, assess the situation, and explain what to do next. We provide family-focused medical care for children of different ages, helping families access assessment for common illnesses, injuries, and other health concerns.
Our clinic is conveniently located on Pembina Highway in South Winnipeg, across from Victoria General Hospital and near the University of Manitoba Fort Garry Campus. For families looking for a children's health clinic in Winnipeg, we offer accessible walk-in care without requiring an appointment.
Have a concern about your child? Bring them in and let our physicians assess what's going on.
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Care for Common Childhood Illnesses and Concerns
Children can develop symptoms quickly, and knowing when to seek medical attention is not always easy. Our physicians can assess many common childhood health concerns and help determine the appropriate next step.
- Colds, Coughs and Flu-Like Symptoms: Children commonly experience respiratory illnesses, particularly during cold and flu season. We can assess symptoms and help determine whether additional medical care or follow-up is appropriate.
- Fevers and Sore Throats: A fever or sore throat can have several possible causes. Our physicians can consider your child's symptoms, medical history, and overall condition when assessing them.
- Earaches and Other Common Infections: Ear pain, congestion, and other signs of infection can be uncomfortable for children. Medical assessment can help determine whether treatment or further evaluation is needed.
- Rashes and Skin Concerns: New rashes, persistent itching, redness, or other skin changes can be caused by many different conditions. Our physicians can examine your child and advise you on the appropriate care.
- Stomach and Digestive Symptoms: Vomiting, diarrhoea, abdominal discomfort, and other digestive symptoms can have different causes. If you are concerned about your child's symptoms, we can provide an assessment.
- Minor Injuries: Children are active, and bumps, falls, cuts, sprains, and other minor injuries can happen at home, school, or during play. Our team can assess many minor injuries and advise you about appropriate care.
When something does not seem right, you do not have to figure it out alone. Bring your child in for an assessment.
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Supporting Your Child's Health as They Grow
Children's healthcare is about more than treating an illness when it appears. Their health needs change as they grow, which is why keeping track of immunizations, recurring symptoms, and other health concerns can be helpful.
Manitoba has recommended routine immunization schedules for infants, preschool children, and school-aged children. The province also provides catch-up schedules for children who missed vaccinations, were only partially immunized, or do not have an immunization record.
At South Pembina Walk-In Clinic, our family medicine physicians can help you discuss your child's healthcare concerns and determine what should happen next.
- Immunization Questions: If you are unsure whether your child's vaccinations are up to date, bring any records you have so our team can review the information with you.
- Recurring Symptoms: If your child keeps experiencing the same symptoms, an assessment can help you understand whether further medical attention may be appropriate.
- Changing Health Needs: As children grow, their healthcare needs change. We provide family-focused care that can address a range of concerns as your child gets older.
- Parent and Caregiver Guidance: You know your child best. Tell us what you have noticed, when the symptoms began, and whether anything has changed. These details can help us assess the situation.
Manitoba recommends that routine childhood immunizations begin at two months of age and stresses the importance of receiving recommended doses on schedule.
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Convenient Children's Healthcare in South Winnipeg
Finding medical care for a child should not mean travelling across the city when a convenient option is nearby. South Pembina Walk-In Clinic is located at 2385 Pembina Hwy, placing us close to several South Winnipeg communities and local landmarks.
Families in Fort Garry, Waverley Heights, Waverley West, Whyte Ridge, Bridgwater, and surrounding areas can access our clinic on Pembina Highway. We are also across from Victoria General Hospital and near the University of Manitoba Fort Garry Campus.
For families searching for a walk-in clinic near University of Manitoba, our location offers convenient access for students, parents, children, and residents in the surrounding South Winnipeg area.
Our clinic provides:
- Walk-in family medical care
- Care for children and adults
- Experienced family medicine physicians
- Care for common illnesses and minor injuries
- Assessment of a range of childhood health concerns
- Support for new and existing patients
- A convenient South Winnipeg location
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When Should Your Child See a Doctor?
Parents often know when their child is simply having an off day, but some symptoms deserve closer attention. If your child's condition is persistent, worsening, or causing you concern, having them assessed can provide reassurance and help determine what to do next.
Consider bringing your child for medical assessment if they have:
- A fever that persists or concerns you
- A cough, sore throat, or cold symptoms that are worsening or not improving
- Persistent ear pain
- A rash that is spreading, changing, or causing significant discomfort
- Ongoing vomiting, diarrhoea, or abdominal discomfort
- Pain that does not settle
- A minor injury that needs assessment
- Recurring symptoms that are affecting everyday activities
- A health concern that you are unsure how to manage
Some symptoms require emergency medical attention rather than a routine walk-in visit. If your child has severe or life-threatening symptoms, seek emergency care immediately.
For less urgent concerns, our physicians can assess your child and help you understand the appropriate next step.
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Care for Your Child, Close to Home
When your child is sick or you have a health concern you cannot quite explain, getting medical advice can make the situation easier to manage. At South Pembina Walk-In Clinic, our family medicine physicians provide accessible care for children and families in South Winnipeg.
Located near the University of Manitoba and across from Victoria General Hospital, we are here to help with common childhood illnesses, minor injuries, immunization questions, and other family health concerns.
Your child's health matters. Come see us when you need a trusted medical assessment.
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