Night Watch Pediatric Urgent Care

Night Watch Pediatric Urgent Care Compassionate, same-day care for your little ones and the whole family. Walk-ins & virtual visits. Now offering COVID-19 testing and telemedicine to all ages!

Forbes & Inc. 5000 recognized for excellence!

📍 11700 Sudley Manor Dr, Manassas, VA 20109
📞 (703) 589-9695
🕒 Mon–Fri: 10AM–10PM | Sat–Sun: 10AM–7PM

01/01/2026

Happy New Year from Night Watch Urgent Care 🎆

Thank you for trusting us with your family’s care. We’re here for you in 2026 and beyond with extended hours, compassionate providers, and support when you need it most.

Here’s to a healthy year ahead.

12/30/2025

Parents… this one’s for you as we step into 2026. 🎉

We asked our team:

“What’s one thing you wish every parent could hear before their child turns 18?”

And here’s what they had to say.

If this reminded you of someone, share it with a fellow parent—and drop your own advice in the comments. Let’s start the year by building a little corner of support for families. 💙

12/26/2025

Let’s test your pediatric skin knowledge 👀

This redness appeared suddenly and looks swollen and warm to the touch.

What do you think it is?

Comment your answer below 👇

The correct answer will be revealed tomorrow, along with what parents should watch for.

About 80% of pediatric visits are for viral illnesses, where antibiotics aren’t helpful.Swipe through 4 common myths we ...
12/24/2025

About 80% of pediatric visits are for viral illnesses, where antibiotics aren’t helpful.

Swipe through 4 common myths we hear in clinic and the evidence-based facts that guide when antibiotics are and aren’t the right choice.

12/19/2025

Vomiting and diarrhea are stressful for both kids and parents, and there’s a lot of advice out there that isn’t always accurate. Knowing what’s true and what’s not can help you respond with confidence and keep your child safe.

Here are a few important things parents are often surprised to learn

✅ Vomiting doesn’t always mean a stomach bug
✅ Diarrhea doesn’t mean kids should stop eating completely
✅ Dehydration is the biggest concern, especially for younger children
✅ Small, frequent sips are often better than large amounts at once
✅ Sports drinks aren’t always the best choice for sick kids

If your child can’t keep fluids down for several hours, seems unusually tired, has fewer wet diapers, or you’re unsure what’s causing the symptoms, it’s a good idea to have them checked.

We’re here to help you navigate those moments with clarity and reassurance.

Walk-ins welcome at Night Watch Urgent Care.

Open evenings and weekends for families.

📍 Manassas
📞 (703) 589-9695

📍 Wi******er
📞 (540) 545-9999

📍 Aldie
📞 (703) 775-4999

Save this for the next time stomach symptoms catch you off guard.

12/18/2025

Croup can be scary — especially when it hits at night.

If your child has a seal-like barking cough and a hoarse voice, it may be croup. The goal at home is to keep them calm and upright, because crying and lying flat can make breathing feel worse.

Quick relief to try:
• Small sips of fluids
• Cool night air for 5–10 minutes or a steamy bathroom for ~10 minutes

🚩 Get seen now if breathing is noisy at rest, they’re pulling in at the ribs/neck, or symptoms are worsening quickly.
🚨 Call emergency services if lips/face look blue/grey, breathing is severely difficult, or your child is hard to wake.

If you’re unsure, trust your gut — we’re open late evenings and weekends. Walk-ins welcome.

12/12/2025

Most parents expect pink eye to look obvious and dramatic. Bright red eyes, heavy discharge, and lots of swelling.

But conjunctivitis doesn’t always show up that way.

Pink eye can start subtly and look very different depending on the cause, whether it’s viral, bacterial, or allergic. Sometimes it looks more like watery irritation or mild redness. Other times the first sign is crusty lashes in the morning or sensitivity to light.

Here are a few ways pink eye can actually show up
👁️ Mild redness without much swelling
💧 Watery, irritated eyes that resemble allergies
😴 Crusty lashes when your child wakes up
🟡 Sticky yellow or green discharge
😣 Burning or light sensitivity
😌 Puffy eyelids even without a very red eye

If your child has eye redness, discharge, swelling, or discomfort that isn’t improving, it’s a good idea to have it checked so the right treatment can be started.

Walk-ins are welcome at Night Watch Urgent Care.
We’re open evenings and weekends to help your family feel better.

📍 Manassas
📍 Wi******er
📍 Aldie (Adults + Kids)

Save this for the next time an eye looks “off” 👀

Coughs can be frustrating for kids and stressful for parents, especially at night.These quick comfort measures can help ...
12/11/2025

Coughs can be frustrating for kids and stressful for parents, especially at night.

These quick comfort measures can help soothe the airway and make things a little easier while you’re monitoring symptoms or deciding when to come in.

Warm fluids, steam, humidified air, saline, and gentle elevation can all provide short-term relief — but they don’t replace medical evaluation when a cough is persistent, worsening, or comes with fever, fast breathing, or wheezing.

If you're ever unsure what’s causing the cough or the symptoms don’t seem to be improving, Night Watch Urgent Care is here.

We’re open evenings and weekends, with providers who specialize in pediatric care.

📍 Manassas
📍 Wi******er
📍 Aldie (Adults + Kids)

Walk-ins welcome anytime. Send us a DM if you need help with your appointment.

12/09/2025

Kids’ mental health is shaped just as much by daily habits as it is by big life events. Small choices throughout the day can support focus, emotional regulation, confidence, and overall wellbeing — and many of them are simple things we can encourage at home.

Here are a few everyday activities pediatric providers love to see!

If you’re noticing changes in your child’s behavior, sleep, mood, or stress levels, you’re not alone — and we’re here to help rule out physical causes and support your next steps.

We’re now offering Emotional Wellness Visits. We’re excited to bring these new service to our families and help support emotional health early on.

Walk-ins welcome at Night Watch Urgent Care.

📍 Aldie 42010 Village Center Plaza Ste 100 Aldie VA
📞 (703) 775-4999

📍 Wi******er 2118 Pleasant Valley Road Wi******er VA
📞 (540) 545-9999

📍 Manassas 11700 Sudley Manor Dr Manassas VA
📞 (703) 589-9695

12/08/2025

Kids’ stomach aches are one of the most common reasons families come in and also one of the most misunderstood. Some things parents hear are true and some really aren’t.

Here’s what’s actually backed by pediatric guidance

MYTH: Eating junk food or “too much food” is the main cause of stomach aches
FACT: It can contribute, but constipation, viruses, and stress are far more common reasons kids feel tummy pain.

MYTH: Vomiting always means a stomach bug
FACT: Throwing up can also come from strep throat, migraines, motion sickness, or even anxiety.

FACT: Constipation is one of the top causes of stomach pain in kids
It often goes unnoticed until the pain becomes frequent.

MYTH: Kids don’t get appendicitis
FACT: They absolutely can. Persistent pain on the right side, fever, or worsening symptoms should be checked.

FACT: Fever paired with stomach pain can be a sign of strep throat
Not all strep presents with a sore throat.

MYTH: “It’s probably just gas and nothing to worry about.”
FACT: Sometimes it is, but not always. Repeated or severe pain needs evaluation.

FACT: Stress and school anxiety can cause real physical stomach pain
Kids often feel stress in their bodies before they can explain it.

If your child has ongoing stomach aches, vomiting, fever, or pain that keeps coming back, we’re here to help figure out what’s going on.

Walk-ins welcome at Night Watch Urgent Care.

📍 Aldie 42010 Village Center Plaza Ste 100 Aldie VA
📞 (703) 775-4999

📍 Wi******er 2118 Pleasant Valley Road Wi******er VA
📞 (540) 545-9999

📍 Manassas 11700 Sudley Manor Dr Manassas VA
📞 (703) 589-9695

Share this with another parent navigating the tummy-ache mystery stage 💙

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20109

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