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Injuries & X-Rays

At Just 4 Kids, we specialize in pediatric urgent care, offering trusted, child-friendly medical support at our Rexburg, Idaho Falls, and Chubbuck locations. Our goal is to provide outstanding care that both kids and parents can rely on.
We know that concerns about injuries and X-rays can be nerve-wracking, so we’ve designed our approach with both parents and children in mind. With quick access to X-rays and expert injury care, our team is committed to making the experience as stress-free and kid-friendly as possible.

Perks of On-Site X-rays

At Just 4 Kids Urgent Care, we’re proud to offer fast, on-site X-rays to our patients. Unlike other facilities, which often lack the capacity to perform X-rays, you can rest assured that your child’s X-rays will take place in the same facility where they are being evaluated.

Here are just some of the benefits of getting an X-ray at Just 4 Kids:

Common Pediatric Injuries and How They’re Treated



Sprains and strains

Sprains and strains are injuries to a ligament (sprain) or muscle/tendon (strain). Common treatment solutions include rest, splints/casts, crutches, and physical therapy.

Minor fractures and broken bones

Both minor fractures and complete breaks are common in children. They’re most often caused by falls during playtime or physical encounters in sports. Common treatments include splints, casts, or surgery.

Cuts and lacerations

Cuts and lacerations are skin wounds. While most minor cuts and lacerations can be self-treated at home, more serious injuries may require professional treatment that includes cleaning, foreign object removal, stitches, and bandaging.

Burns and abrasions

Burns and abrasions refer to heat-related injuries and scrapes. In many instances, they can be treated at home, but it’s always best to have them looked at by a trained professional who can clean them, bandage them, and prescribe pain relief medication.

 

Sports injuries

Sports injuries refer to any injury that occurs while your child is playing sports. Given the intense nature of most sports, both contact and non-contact injuries are common. If your child experiences an injury while playing sports, it’s important to seek medical help.

Treatment for sports injuries depends on the nature of the injury. In some cases, rest will suffice; in others, slings, splints/casts, and physical therapy may be required.

Dislocations

Dislocations are joint injuries in which a joint is pushed out of its usual place. While uncommon in children, they can occur during sports injuries and playtime. An X-ray can determine the presence and severity of the dislocation. They’re typically treated with repositioning, splints, or pain medication.

Minor head injuries

Usually from sports or falls, head injuries may require rest, ice, stitches, or observation. More serious head injuries may require an emergency room visit.

FAQs About Injuries and X-rays

Do I need an appointment for an X-ray?

No, you don’t need an appointment for an X-ray. While appointments are available, we also accept walk-ins.

When do we get the results from our child’s X-ray?

X-ray results are available immediately, allowing us to start treatment right away.

Are parents/guardians allowed to stay in the room during X-rays?uld I do if I have questions?

Yes, we welcome parents/guardians to stay with their child for comfort.

How can I prepare for my child’s visit?

You can help by explaining that the visit is safe and that the X-ray is painless and will only take a few moments.

Find Care for Pediatric Injuries Near You

It’s important to handle any injuries to your child as quickly as possible. Just 4 Kids provides pediatric urgent care in three locations—Chubbuck, Idaho Falls, and Rexburg—so your child can get the help they need right away. Give us a call or stop by one of our clinics today.

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(208) 992-5109

(208) 656-1500

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