Pediatric Housecalls

Pediatric Housecalls We are a mobile urgent care for sick kids in Charlotte, Raleigh, and northern Virginia!

There’s no catch. A pediatric urgent care that makes house calls. For real. In your home. No membership. In-network with...
02/15/2026

There’s no catch. A pediatric urgent care that makes house calls. For real. In your home. No membership. In-network with insurance. What are you waiting for?! Your life is about to get sooooo much easier!

Want to know our why? It’s this. Right here. Care at home is simply better. Kids get to be in their own home. Sitting on...
02/11/2026

Want to know our why? It’s this. Right here. Care at home is simply better. Kids get to be in their own home. Sitting on the lap of the nurse practitioner. Healthcare is no longer scary. To the child, it simply feels like…someone cares. ❤️

Did you know that we offer in-home CPR classes through Pediatric Housecalls? (Greater Charlotte services areas only.) Ta...
02/09/2026

Did you know that we offer in-home CPR classes through Pediatric Housecalls? (Greater Charlotte services areas only.) Taught by one of our nurse practitioners and hosted in your home. Max of 6 people per in-home class. Great for parents, grandparents, & nannies, and also great for healthcare besties who want to do their skills check in a relaxing setting on your time! For more details and to self-book online, go to www.pedshousecalls.com and click the SCHEDULE button. Scroll and find the CPR class options.

Happy National Pediatrician Day to our favorite pediatricians - Dr. DuMond, Dr. Garrison, Dr. Niu, Dr. Santos, and Dr. D...
01/28/2026

Happy National Pediatrician Day to our favorite pediatricians - Dr. DuMond, Dr. Garrison, Dr. Niu, Dr. Santos, and Dr. Daly! 🥰

01/26/2026

Come along with Dr. Santos in our Northern Virginia service area, and see why more people are skipping brick-and-mortar facilities and opting for in-home care! In-network with most insurances. No membership!

01/22/2026

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We’ve started extending our virtual care hours! Many evenings we are available for virtual video visits and text e-visit...
01/16/2026

We’ve started extending our virtual care hours! Many evenings we are available for virtual video visits and text e-visits until 10pm!
NO MEMBERSHIP! These visits can be booked through our regular scheduling page. What can we handle virtually? A lot!
✅ Home flu tests that are positive and need antivirals prescribed? We can handle that!
✅ Rashes? Pink eye? Videos and photos work great.
✅ Fevers, coughs, wheezing - Not sure if you need to head to the ER? We can hop on a video call and help you evaluate what can be managed at home and what needs to go in.
✅ Have a high-quality digital home otoscope with good photos or video of your child’s eardrum? We don’t mind those at all and with good photos, we can often tell if antibiotics are needed or not.
Head to www.pedshousecalls.com to book today!

Life Just Got a Little Easier. No more waiting in germ-filled waiting rooms or rearranging of schedules. No Membership Fees.

⚠️ Respiratory season continues⚠️ Viral coughs can last for-EVER⚠️ Antibiotics don’t fix viruses⚠️ Steroids aren’t a cou...
01/13/2026

⚠️ Respiratory season continues
⚠️ Viral coughs can last for-EVER
⚠️ Antibiotics don’t fix viruses
⚠️ Steroids aren’t a cough suppressant (They are really only helpful for croup or asthma coughs!)
✅ If we could prescribe something to make the cough go away, trust us…we 💯 would!!
✅ We love being the hero! We love fixing things! Fixing is our favorite!
✅ Many times, especially for little ones, we recommend the “5 H’s” to help with cough: honey, hydration, humidifier, hot/steamy bathroom, and head of bed elevation.
✅ Prescription cough medicines for kids aren’t a thing, they don’t work, and they’re often dangerously sedating.
✅ Once upon a time, there was a mom (ok, she was a doctor who was also a mom but we aren’t naming names 😉) who found herself very frustrated by her child’s lingering cough. It had been 3 weeks! She had to ask herself: Is the child running a fever? (No.) Is she having trouble breathing? (No.) Is she still eating/playing/sleeping? (Yes.) One day, mid-cough, the child looked over at the mom and said “Sorry, mom. Sorry my cough is so annoying.” (This mom apparently wasn’t very good at hiding her “annoyed” face, which her child had astutely noticed, and that is how this mom got mom-of-the-year award that year. 😂) BUT! It was also in that moment, that this mom recognized that SHE was more bothered by the child’s cough than the child was. And she reminded herself that this is always a very good sign. And so after having her evaluated by her own doctor who confirmed that this was indeed a viral cough, the mom waited it out. And her child’s cough eventually went away. Without antibiotics, steroids, or prescription cough medicines. The end.
✅ Moral: Lingering coughs in kids certainly deserve to be evaluated by your healthcare team. But if it turns out that it’s a viral cough, and “all” we prescribe are simple things like honey and time, it’s not because we don’t care. It’s because we do. 😊

A Sunday love letter to families: We love a good re-start, a good goal, a good fresh start, a brand new YEAR as much as ...
01/05/2026

A Sunday love letter to families: We love a good re-start, a good goal, a good fresh start, a brand new YEAR as much as anyone! But listen. If your January isn’t feeling shiny and new, or you’re still digging out of the flu fog, or you’re looking to your left and to your right and feeling like you’re the only one who isn’t crushing goals, please hear us when we say: YOU ARE DOING AMAZING!!! The internet isn’t real. But YOU are. And we see a lot of you in real life. Every day. And we are never *not* moved by how hard you are working, how much you care, and how awesome those kids are that you’re raising. January blues be damned. You. Are. Doing. Amazing. ❤️

🎉We are thrilled to welcome our newest team member to the greater Charlotte area! Meet Dr. Daly, double board-certified ...
12/31/2025

🎉We are thrilled to welcome our newest team member to the greater Charlotte area! Meet Dr. Daly, double board-certified in Internal Medicine and Pediatrics, she enjoys providing compassionate care for patients of all ages.
📣Translation: Moms and Dads! You finally have someone to take care of you, too! 😲🥰
Dr. Daly completed her Med-Peds residency at ECU. She is a mom of two and a fierce breastfeeding advocate.

Follow along with her chronicles of motherhood and medicine at .daly

A local Skybrook resident, Dr. Daly will be open for house call appointments beginning on Monday January 5th!

12/28/2025

When you accidentally discover the mobile pediatric urgent care that brings the doctor to you, so you don’t have to drag your sick child out of the house! Avoid exposure to other germs, keep your child comfortable in their own home, and make life easier for yourself! No membership, no joining, use the service once in a pinch or as many times as you need! Book appts at -> www.pedshousecalls.com

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Charlotte, NC
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+17045917196

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We get one shot at this thing called life. As women, we often talk about finding that nirvana of personal and professional fulfillment, but it seems like most of our lives (heck, most of our days) are spent just trying to get from one end of the day to the other.

So often, our lives become covered up with carpools, making lunches, shuttling to dance class, and helping with homework. The idea of holding up a dream, studying it, working towards it, and bringing it to life can seem overwhelming and out of reach. In my 20’s my dream looked something like this: Go to medical school, study like a madman, earn top scores, become a pediatrician, and ride off into the sunset.

In my 30’s things changed (funny how meeting your soulmate and starting a family changes things!) and the dream began to look a little more like this: Survive sleepless nights with a newborn (eventually 3 times over), nurture them, protect them, be present for them, teach them, feed them, enrich them. Oh and there’s a husband that I’d like to spend a little bit of time with too!

So, you can see how, by mid-way through my 30’s, I was forced to come face to face with the idea that the original dream and the current dream didn’t gel with one another. Am I sounding familiar to anyone at all? Fast-forward to my favorite decade yet, my 40’s. (Although I am told that my 50’s will be even more wonderful and fulfilling!)