Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is a virus that infects the lungs and respiratory system. In healthy adults, it typically causes mild, cold-like symptoms. However, symptoms can be more severe, leading to more serious complications in infants, toddlers and older adults. In this population, RSV is the leading cause of pneumonia and inflammation of the lungs, called bronchiolitis.

RSV symptoms in kids and adults are similar to other respiratory viruses. These include:

Many of these symptoms can overlap with other respiratory viruses. Therefore, if you suspect RSV, it is best to seek medical care. 

If you or your child has respiratory symptoms, we can confirm RSV in a few different ways when you visit one of the urgent care partners. Every visit starts with a physical exam and questions about the symptoms you are experiencing.

When you visit the urgent care centers for treatment for RSV or other respiratory viruses, you can expect:

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Visit one the urgent cares for RSV treatment

When you visit one of the conveniently located centers, you can expect to see a knowledgeable provider who can help evaluate your symptoms, determine a plan of action and help with treating RSV. The centers also offer short wait times and cost-effective care. We are in-network with most health insurance plans and offer self-pay options if needed. 

We are open 365 days a year, seven days a week, with extended hours. Just locate the nearest center, walk in, save your spot online or schedule a virtual visit with the urgent care partners. 

Find a location near you for immediate care

RSV is a viral illness that more seriously affects infants, children or older adults. If you or your child are experiencing respiratory symptoms and suspect RSV, our urgent care partners are here to help. You can walk in, save your spot online or schedule a virtual visit at any of the conveniently located centers. 

If you or your child are experiencing respiratory symptoms and suspect RSV, our urgent care partners are here to help. You can walk in, save your spot online, or schedule a virtual visit online. 

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