Night Watch Kids & Adult Urgent Care - Aldie

Night Watch Kids & Adult Urgent Care - Aldie Top-notch urgent care for all ages—kids & adults! Local, compassionate, and
✨Forbes/Inc. 5000 recognized.

Walk-ins & virtual visits welcome.

📍 42010 Village Center Plaza, Ste 100, Aldie, VA
📞 (703) 775-4999
🕒 Mon–Fri: 10AM–10PM | Sat–Sun: 10AM–7PM

03/06/2026

If you’re not sure which one this is, don’t guess—come see us. Night Watch Urgent

Care can help you figure out the cause and get you the right treatment.
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Save this for the next ‘is this allergies or a sinus infection?’ day.

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


03/06/2026

Ankle injuries in kids are very common, and it can be hard to tell the difference between a sprain and a fracture.

Here’s what you can do first:
➡️ Rest the ankle and avoid putting weight on it
➡️ Apply ice for 15–20 minutes to reduce swelling
➡️ Elevate the foot if possible
➡️ Use gentle compression with a wrap if tolerated

But if your child cannot walk, has significant swelling, severe pain, or tenderness over the bone, it’s important to have the ankle evaluated. Kids can still have a fracture even if the injury seems minor.

At Night Watch Urgent Care, we evaluate ankle injuries and can perform X-rays on site to check for fractures.

Visit one of our urgent care clinics if you’re unsure.

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

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

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

03/05/2026

THIS is how you help prevent your vomiting child from ending up in the ER for dehydration.

When kids start vomiting, the biggest risk is losing fluids faster than they can replace them.

Large drinks often make the stomach upset again, which leads to more vomiting. Instead, offer very small amounts of fluid every few minutes. Small, frequent sips are much easier for the stomach to tolerate.

Start with clear fluids like water or an oral rehydration solution. If your child keeps it down, continue giving small sips consistently rather than large drinks at once.

Watch for signs of dehydration:
➡️ Very dry mouth
➡️ No tears when crying
➡️ Fewer wet diapers or bathroom trips
➡️ Unusual sleepiness or weakness
➡️ Dark yellow urine

If your child cannot keep fluids down for several hours, shows signs of dehydration, or seems very lethargic, they should be evaluated.

If you’re unsure, visit one of our Night Watch Urgent Care clinics. We can assess dehydration and provide treatment, including IV fluids when needed.

📍 Manassas
11700 Sudley Manor Dr, Manassas, VA
📞 (703) 589-9695
📍 Wi******er
2118 Pleasant Valley Road, Wi******er, VA
📞 (540) 545-9999
📍 Aldie
42010 Village Center Plaza, Ste 100, Aldie, VA
📞 (703) 775-4999

03/04/2026

We’re an adult + pediatric urgent care.​

We offer rapid, confidential STI testing.​

Here are 5 things we wish everyone knew before they get tested:​

1️⃣ The timing matters.
Testing too soon after an exposure can miss an infection—if it’s been recent, you may need a repeat test.​

2️⃣ “No symptoms” doesn’t mean “no STI.”
Many STIs can have no symptoms, so testing can still be important even if you feel fine.​

3️⃣ Tell us what kind of contact happened.
Oral vs vaginal vs a**l exposure can change what testing is recommended.​

4️⃣ Don’t p*e right before your visit (for urine tests).
If you can, hold your urine a bit before you come in.​

5️⃣ A negative today isn’t a lifetime guarantee.
New partner, unprotected s*x, or ongoing symptoms = consider follow-up testing.

Need testing today? Visit Night Watch Urgent Care – Stone Ridge.​

📍 42010 Village Center Plaza, Suite 100, Aldie, VA 20105​
📞 (703) 775-4999

03/04/2026

THIS is how you help prevent your vomiting child from ending up in the ER for dehydration.

When kids start vomiting, the biggest risk is losing fluids faster than they can replace them.

Large drinks often make the stomach upset again, which leads to more vomiting. Instead, offer very small amounts of fluid every few minutes. Small, frequent sips are much easier for the stomach to tolerate.

Start with clear fluids like water or an oral rehydration solution. If your child keeps it down, continue giving small sips consistently rather than large drinks at once.

Watch for signs of dehydration:
➡️ Very dry mouth
➡️ No tears when crying
➡️ Fewer wet diapers or bathroom trips
➡️ Unusual sleepiness or weakness
➡️ Dark yellow urine

If your child cannot keep fluids down for several hours, shows signs of dehydration, or seems very lethargic, they should be evaluated.

If you’re unsure, visit one of our Night Watch Urgent Care clinics. We can assess dehydration and provide treatment, including IV fluids when needed.

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

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

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

Constipation in kids often shows up during major milestones.If your child is straining, skipping days, or holding their ...
03/03/2026

Constipation in kids often shows up during major milestones.

If your child is straining, skipping days, or holding their stool, early support can prevent bigger issues.

Our pediatric urgent care team in Stone Ridge can help guide diet changes, safe treatments, and potty training strategies.

📍 42010 Village Center Plaza, Suite 100, Aldie, VA
📞 (703) 775-4999
👉 Link in our bio to check hours or book.

02/27/2026

Burns happen fast — much faster than most parents expect.

Hot pans. Noodles. Hair tools. Soup. Kettles.
It only takes one second of contact for a child to get a painful burn.

Here’s what every parent should do immediately:

Cool the area with running cool water for 20 minutes
Not ice. Not butter. Not toothpaste.
Just cool water. It helps stop the burn from going deeper.

Gently remove clothing or jewelry near the burn
Do not p*el off anything stuck to the skin.
Do not forget to remove diapers if the area is affected.

Cover the burn with a clean, dry cloth or non-stick dressing. This protects the skin until your child is evaluated.

Every minute matters with burns. Early evaluation helps reduce infection risk and long-term scarring.

If you are unsure, visit one of our Night Watch Urgent Care clinics for prompt pediatric care. We are open evenings and weekends.

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

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

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

02/26/2026

What do we actually treat in a typical week at Night Watch Pediatric Urgent Care?

If you’re ever unsure, we’d rather evaluate and reassure than have you worry at home. You're welcome to visit any of our locations:

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

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

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

02/24/2026

Many STI symptoms look identical to common everyday conditions.

Burning can be a UTI. Discharge changes can be hormonal. A sore throat can be viral. A rash can be simple irritation.

And sometimes, STIs cause no symptoms at all.

Self-diagnosing often leads to anxiety, delayed treatment, or taking the wrong medication.

Testing removes the guesswork.

It’s not about fear. It’s about clarity and protecting your long-term health.

If something feels off, or even if you just want reassurance, screening is a responsible step. The only way to know for sure? Testing

Confidential STI testing available.

📍 Night Watch Urgent Care – Aldie (Stone Ridge)
42010 Village Center Plaza, Suite 100
📞 (703) 775-4999

Walk-ins welcome.

Or click the link in our bio.

02/24/2026

Dehydration doesn’t always mean your child refuses to drink.

Sometimes they’re taking small sips… but it’s simply not enough to replace what their body is losing from fever, vomiting, or diarrhea.

This is where many parents feel confused.

“They’re drinking. So why do they still look worse?”

The key is not just how much goes in — it’s whether their body is holding onto it and whether they’re still losing fluids faster than they’re replacing them.

➡️Watch their urine output.
➡️Watch their energy level.
➡️Watch their mouth and tears.

If your child is alert, urinating, and keeping fluids down, you can usually continue oral rehydration at home with small, frequent electrolyte sips.

But if they are not p*eing, can’t keep fluids down, becoming unusually sleepy, or showing signs of moderate dehydration, it’s time to seek medical care.

IV fluids are not the first step for every sick child.

But they are the right step when the body needs faster support.

If you’re unsure, trust your instincts. It’s always okay to have your child evaluated.

IV fluids for dehydration are available in our clinics.

📍 Manassas | (703) 589-9695
📍 Wi******er | (540) 545-9999
📍 Aldie | (703) 775-4999

Click the link in our bio for bookings.

We were honored to be part of the United for Wellness Conference this weekend, sharing resources and supporting student ...
02/22/2026

We were honored to be part of the United for Wellness Conference this weekend, sharing resources and supporting student mental health and wellness alongside so many incredible local organizations.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by our booth to connect with us and thank you to Loudoun County Public Schools for organizing events that bring families, educators, and community partners together to support student wellness.

Night Watch Urgent Care - Aldie is always happy to support Northern Virginia families both in and out of the clinic. 💙

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Aldie, VA
20105

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