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

“Natural” doesn’t always mean safe — especially for kids.We’re seeing more families come in after trying remedies they f...
01/29/2026

“Natural” doesn’t always mean safe — especially for kids.

We’re seeing more families come in after trying remedies they found online that unintentionally made symptoms worse.

This isn’t about judgment. It’s about safety, dosing, and knowing when something that sounds gentle can actually cause harm.

If you’re ever unsure whether a natural or eco remedy is appropriate for your child, it’s okay to ask before trying it.

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

Walk-ins welcome. We’re here to help you make informed choices for your child’s health.

01/28/2026

Here’s what we want families to know ⬇️

➡️ Limit exposure immediately
If your child has a fever and a new spreading rash, keep them home and away from others. Measles is highly contagious, even before the rash fully appears.

➡️ Look beyond the rash
Measles is rarely just a rash. Watch for:
→ high fever
→ cough
→ runny nose
→ red or irritated eyes
→ fatigue or poor appetite

This combination is more concerning than a rash alone.

➡️ Call ahead before coming in
Calling ahead helps the care team guide you safely

➡️ Know when urgent evaluation matters
Seek prompt care if there is:
→ persistent high fever
→ worsening rash
→ trouble breathing
→ dehydration or poor intake
→ unusual lethargy or behavior changes

➡️ Trust your instincts
Not every rash is measles. But if symptoms are progressing or something doesn’t feel right, it’s safer to get guidance early than to wait.

Early evaluation helps protect your child and the community.

Save this.
Share it with anyone who helps care for your child.

Getting guidance early matters for your child and for the community. We can evaluate symptoms and perform measles testing.

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

While measles vaccines are not available at Night Watch Urgent Care, our sister clinic offers measles and other routine childhood vaccines.

Late-night symptom searches can be stressful, and the internet often jumps straight to worst-case scenarios 😅Many common...
01/26/2026

Late-night symptom searches can be stressful, and the internet often jumps straight to worst-case scenarios 😅

Many common childhood symptoms look scary online but mean very different things in real life. Age, behavior, hydration, breathing, and the full exam matter more than a search result.

This carousel breaks down a few common misconceptions we see in clinic and what parents should know instead.

If something doesn’t feel right or you’re unsure what to do next, it’s always okay to have your child checked.

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

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01/24/2026

ER or Urgent Care can feel confusing when your child is sick or hurt. Most childhood illnesses and minor injuries don’t need the ER, but some absolutely do.

Knowing the difference helps families get care faster and with less stress. When you’re unsure, it’s always okay to be seen.

📍 Manassas
11700 Sudley Manor Dr, Manassas, VA 20109
📞 (703) 589-9695

📍 Wi******er
2118 Pleasant Valley Rd, Wi******er, VA 22601
📞 (540) 545-9999

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

Save this for later. Follow us for practical pediatric guidance you can trust 💙

Due to the expected snowstorm, all Night Watch Urgent Care clinic locations will be closed on Sunday, January 25, 2026 f...
01/24/2026

Due to the expected snowstorm, all Night Watch Urgent Care clinic locations will be closed on Sunday, January 25, 2026 for the safety of our families and staff ❄️

We know illnesses don’t pause for weather, so telemedicine visits will remain available during this time. Virtual visits are a convenient option for many common concerns and allow you to receive care from home without traveling in unsafe conditions.

Please stay warm, stay safe, and avoid unnecessary travel if possible.
Book a telemedicine visit at https://nightwatchurgentcare.com

01/23/2026

Half of all kids will have a fever over 102°F at some point.
And we don’t recommend ER visits for most of them.

Here’s what parents often don’t realize about fevers ⬇️
➡️ Fevers are a normal immune response. They help the body fight infection and are very common with viral illnesses in children.
➡️ A fever over 102°F looks scary, but the number alone doesn’t tell us how sick a child is.
➡️ Many children with high fevers are still safe to manage with same day pediatric or urgent care evaluation, especially if they are drinking fluids, responsive, and breathing comfortably.

WHY WE DON’T SEND MOST FEVER CASES STRAIGHT TO THE ER
‼️ The majority of childhood fevers are caused by self-limiting viral infections
‼️ Unnecessary ER visits can mean longer waits, more testing, and more stress for families

WHAT MATTERS MORE THAN THE NUMBER
➡️ How your child looks and acts
➡️ Breathing effort
➡️ Hydration and urine output
➡️ Responsiveness and comfort

🚨 AGE AND SYMPTOMS MATTER
➡️ Infants under 3 months with any fever should be seen urgently
➡️ Children with fever plus trouble breathing, persistent vomiting, dehydration, severe pain, or lethargy need immediate evaluation

For many kids with high fevers who are otherwise stable, pediatric urgent care is the right place to start.

When you’re unsure, it’s always okay to have your child checked.
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 fever scare and follow us for practical, evidence based pediatric guidance without the panic.

01/22/2026

We always take possible skin infections in children seriously.
But how can parents decide where to take their child when they notice something like this?

This is called impetigo.

SAME DAY PEDIATRICIAN OR URGENT CARE
➡️ Honey colored crusted sores around the nose or mouth
➡️ Mild redness without rapid spreading
➡️ Child acting mostly normal
➡️ No fever or only low grade fever
➡️ Rash limited to one area

URGENT CARE OR ER EVALUATION
➡️ Sores spreading quickly
➡️ Increasing redness warmth or swelling
➡️ Pain or pus drainage
➡️ Fever or child looking unwell
➡️ Multiple areas involved

‼️ GO TO THE ER NOW
➡️ Rapidly spreading redness with fever
➡️ Facial swelling especially around the eyes
➡️ Child appears lethargic or ill
➡️ Trouble eating or drinking

Skin infections like impetigo often start small but can worsen without treatment. Early evaluation helps prevent spread and complications.

When you’re unsure, it’s always okay to have your child checked.

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

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01/21/2026

Flu season comes with a lot of misinformation, and it can make parents feel unsure about what to do next. Understanding what’s actually happening in your child’s body helps families respond with confidence and choose the right level of care.

Some important reminders we share often in clinic:
✔️ The flu is more than a cold and can cause high fevers, body aches, breathing symptoms, and dehydration
✔️ Children can spread the flu before they look sick, which is why it moves so quickly through schools and households
✔️ Antibiotics do not treat the flu or other viral illnesses and are only used when a bacterial infection is present
✔️ Not every child with the flu needs the emergency room. Many can be safely evaluated and treated in pediatric urgent care

What matters most is how your child looks and acts. High fever alone isn’t always the deciding factor. Breathing effort, hydration, energy level, and worsening symptoms help guide when care is needed.

If your child has trouble breathing, signs of dehydration, extreme fatigue, persistent vomiting, or symptoms that are getting worse instead of better, it’s important to have them evaluated.

When you’re unsure, it’s always okay to be seen 💙 Walk-ins welcome at Night Watch Urgent Care.

Open evenings and weekends for families.

📍Manassas
11700 Sudley Manor Dr, Manassas, VA 20109
📞 (703) 589-9695

📍Wi******er
2118 Pleasant Valley Rd, Wi******er, VA 22601
📞 (540) 545-9999

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

Save this for flu season and follow us for more.

01/17/2026

Hills I will die on as a pediatrician:

→ Kids don’t need to be perfectly calm or perfectly behaved to be healthy. Big emotions are part of normal development, not a failure of parenting.

→ Screen time is a health issue, not just a “bad habit.” Sleep, mood, attention, and behavior are all affected and balance matters more than guilt.

→ If you’re worried, you’re not “overreacting.” Parental intuition matters and deserves to be taken seriously.

→ Internet advice that IGNORES your child’s age, history, and symptoms is not medical care, it’s CONTENT.

→ Emotional health is health. Anxiety, sleep struggles, school stress, and behavioral changes deserve real medical conversations too.

→ When something doesn’t feel right, it’s better to be seen than to sit at home worrying.

01/16/2026

Things at our pediatric clinic that just make sense ✨🧸

Small details that help kids feel safe, calm, and a little less nervous every visit 💙

If you’re around Manassas, we’re here for your family when you need care.

📍 Night Watch Urgent Care — Manassas
11700 Sudley Manor Dr, Manassas, VA 20109
📞 (703) 589-9695

Walk-ins welcome, or book directly on our website anytime.

01/15/2026

Pediatric patients be like 🥰

Creating a space where kids feel safe to talk is always one of our goal. 💙

01/06/2026

Coughs and colds can be 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 avoid unnecessary worry.

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

✅ Green mucus doesn’t automatically mean antibiotics are needed
✅ Colds can last up to 10–14 days in kids
✅ Cough medicine isn’t recommended for young children
✅ Nighttime coughing is common when mucus drains while lying down
✅ Cold weather itself doesn’t cause illness

Most coughs and colds are viral and improve with time, rest, fluids, and supportive care. But if symptoms are worsening, lasting longer than expected, affecting breathing or sleep, or your child just doesn’t seem like themselves, 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 (Adults + Kids)
📞 (703) 775-4999

Save this for the next time cough and cold season catches you off guard 💙

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11700 Sudley Manor
Manassas, VA
20109

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Tuesday 10am - 10pm
Wednesday 10am - 10pm
Thursday 10am - 10pm
Friday 10am - 10pm
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