Open every evening and Saturdays and Sundays.
No appointments.
X-rays and labs in our office.
Pediatric-trained and certified nurse practitioners and physician assistants.
Board-certified pediatricians and emergency room physicians on call at all times.
Should I Go To The Urgent Care Or ER?
Call 911 or go to the nearest ER for:
Life-threatening illness or injury
Difficulty breathing
Fever in infants younger than 2 months
Poisoning
Loss of consciousness
When It Can’t Wait Until Tomorrow
X-rays and labs in our office. We have the appropriate-sized pediatric equipment to diagnose and treat your child.
Children aren’t little adults. They have different bodies, different emotions, different needs. Illnesses and injuries affect kids uniquely and your child deserves healthcare providers who understand that.
Doctor offices and ERs fill up fast, especially evenings and weekends. We’re the only pediatric urgent care in Central Kentucky and we’re open when your pediatrician isn’t. All of our providers have specific pediatric training and we’ll do everything we can to make your child feel comfortable and safe.
Everyone at Child First has the additional training required to care for infants, kids and teens up to 18 years. All in a bright and friendly kid-centered space.
Pediatric-trained and certified nurse practitioners and physician assistants.
Board-certified pediatricians and emergency room physicians on call at all times.
We offer same day care for sick visits, injuries, x-rays and labs, flu & Covid testing.
We’re three board-certified pediatric and emergency room physicians with years of experience caring for children and their families. We’re also parents, so we know firsthand that kids don’t always get sick or hurt during normal business hours. We founded Child First Urgent Care because children need urgent care that’s just for them and parents need partners who will listen and care.
Dr. Mary Beth Doyle
Dr. Lauren Kostelnik
Dr. Bruce Kostelnik
