Online Registration

Our online registration opens 30 minutes before the clinic opens.

#1: Select the clinic nearest you from the list below.

#2: Once you’ve registered, you can wait from your car or at home until you receive the text indicating we are ready for you.

#3: You will then have 30 minutes to arrive at the clinic and check in at the front desk.

Patients will be seen in order they register. 

Select the clinic nearest you:

AUGUSTA, GA
COLUMBUS, GA

GREENVILLE, NC

MOBILE, AL (MIDTOWN)
MOBILE, AL (WEST MOBILE)
MONTGOMERY, AL
PELHAM, AL
TALLAHASSEE, FL

WILMINGTON, NC

 

In order to reduce the risk of illness for you, our patients, and our staff, only patients and parents/guardians of minor patients are permitted in the clinic. All other family members or guests must remain in the car or wait outside.

 

Read Our Registration and Wait Time FAQs. 
KidsStreet Online Registration process graphic.

Testimonials

This office is so nice and effective. The online system is a lifesaver and the time frame is very accurate. The nurses are amazing with my kid, and the doctor was the BEST.
K.S.

We had a great experience! The staff is kind and accommodating! They offered us free drinks and a blanket for my sick daughter. We will be using this urgent care in the future!
L.J.

Doctor and staff were absolutely amazing! They took awesome care of my daughter. Actually, they went over and beyond for her care.
C.S.

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