Fever & flu
Sounds likeHot to the touch, achy, tired, not eating much.
How we helpExam plus an in-house flu test when it fits, and a plan for fever care at home. Learn more →
Careprime Clinic on Highway 6 in Rosharon is a family clinic that cares for kids and teens right alongside their parents. We handle sick visits, school and sports physicals, flu shots and everyday check-ins, with walk-ins welcome.
Last updated November 2, 2026 · Careprime Clinic, 15030 Highway 6, Rosharon, TX 77583
Quick answer
Pediatric care at Careprime Clinic means primary care for children and teens, from sick visits to school physicals, at the same family clinic where parents get their own care. We are a family medicine practice, not a pediatric specialty office, so we treat common childhood illnesses and minor injuries and let you know when a specialist is the better next step.
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What we see
Most of what sends a child to the doctor is common and treatable in a family clinic. Here is what parents bring their kids in for most often.
Sounds likeHot to the touch, achy, tired, not eating much.
How we helpExam plus an in-house flu test when it fits, and a plan for fever care at home. Learn more →
Sounds likeSays it hurts to swallow, maybe a headache or stomachache too.
How we helpRapid in-house strep test, with a throat culture when needed. Learn more →
Sounds likeRunny nose, stuffy at night, a cough that hangs on.
How we helpWe check ears, throat and lungs and tell you what to watch for at home. Learn more →
Sounds likeTugging at an ear, fussy at bedtime, trouble sleeping.
How we helpEar exam and treatment if an infection is found.
Sounds likeRolled an ankle at practice or jammed a finger on the playground.
How we helpHands-on exam, care instructions and guidance on returning to sports. Learn more →
Sounds likeSneezing every spring, itchy eyes, rashes after certain foods.
How we helpAllergy testing on site to help find the triggers. Learn more →
Sounds likeWheezing with colds, coughing at night, short of breath when running.
How we helpBreathing checks, nebulizer treatment when needed and an ongoing care plan. Learn more →
Sounds likeThe coach needs a form signed before the first practice.
How we helpPhysical exam and completion of school or sports forms. Learn more →
Sounds likeNo complaints, just time for a routine look.
How we helpGrowth, development and school readiness checks, plus time for your questions. Learn more →
Not sure if your child’s problem fits a clinic visit? Call (832) 400-2050 and our front office will help you decide.
Is this visit right for your child?
A sick visit is the right choice when your child has a new illness or minor injury that is not an emergency. If something feels off and you can’t tell how serious it is, call us and describe what you’re seeing.
Keep track of when symptoms started and any temperatures you took. That short note helps us a lot during the visit.
Know the difference
Both happen in the same exam room, but they have different goals. Knowing which one you need makes booking easier.
| Well-child visit | Sick visit | |
|---|---|---|
| Main purpose | Check growth, development and overall health | Find out what is causing a new symptom and treat it |
| When to book | Ahead of time, at a calm point in the year | When your child is sick or hurt, walk-ins welcome |
| What happens | Measurements, physical exam, talk about sleep, school and activity | Focused exam and in-house tests like strep or flu when needed |
| Good time to ask about | School readiness, sports, nutrition, vaccines | Fever care, when to return to school, warning signs |
| Bring | School or sports forms, any vaccine records | A list of symptoms, temperatures and medicines given |
Childhood vaccine availability varies. Call our front office to ask which vaccines we can give at your child’s visit.
Where to go
Most childhood illnesses can be handled at our Rosharon clinic or over video. A few signs mean you should skip both and get emergency care.
Fever, sore throat, ear pain, coughs, rashes, sprains and physicals. Open Monday–Friday 8:00 AM–5:00 PM, with special Saturday hours 9:00 AM–2:00 PM. Close to home for families in Iowa Colony, Manvel, Arcola, Fresno and Sienna.
Mild cold symptoms, a rash you can show on camera, or questions about how a recent illness is healing. Our team will tell you if your child needs to come in for a test.
Trouble breathing, a baby under 3 months with a fever, a seizure, a stiff neck with fever, or signs of dehydration. Do not wait for a clinic visit.
Diagnosis
Many common tests for children can be done during the same visit at our clinic. A negative test doesn’t rule out every cause, so we always look at the whole picture.
A quick throat swab to check for strep, the bacteria behind many sore throats in school-age kids.
Lab services →Used when a rapid strep test is negative but strep is still suspected.
Lab services →An in-house nasal swab that helps tell flu apart from a regular cold.
Acute conditions →Rapid and PCR options, plus a respiratory panel that checks for several viruses at once.
COVID-19 testing →A urine test that can point to a urinary tract infection when a child has pain or accidents.
Lab services →Helps find what your child reacts to, so you can plan around seasons, foods or pets.
Allergy testing →
Treatment
Treatment depends on what we find. A strep infection gets a prescription, while most colds and many fevers need rest, fluids and a watchful eye at home. We explain the difference so you know what to expect over the next few days.
Kids with ongoing issues like asthma or allergies get a plan they can follow at school and at home, with follow-up visits in person or by video. The same clinic can see siblings and parents, which makes family scheduling simpler.
This page is for general education and does not replace a visit with a medical provider.
Patient testimonials
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The Doctor, nurses and staff are very caring about their patients!!! The wait isn’t long and the office is always clean. I love the way they made my boys feel comfortable during their visit. We will definitely be back.
This is my primary care dr. Ive been going here for years. The staff is like family. Deepak is great and always makes sure to hear all my concerns to keeps me in good health.
Wow! I am absolutely blown away by this urgent care. Everyone was so friendly and caring. I’ve honestly have never been to such a great clinic!! The receptionist Ms. Yaleika was a blessing! Dr. Deepak is amazing and very thorough! He does what an actual doctor is supposed to do. He actually cares and listens and runs the proper test.
Why Careprime
Come in when you need care, or book ahead to shorten your visit.
Many common tests are done right here, so you don’t have to go somewhere else.
Children, teens, adults and seniors in one family clinic.
Most plans accepted, including BCBS, United Healthcare and Cigna. Self-pay rates are listed up front.
Video visits for many follow-ups and minor concerns.
A simple check-in so you spend your time with the provider, not on forms.
Visit us
15030 Highway 6, Rosharon, TX 77583
Mon–Fri 8:00 AM–5:00 PM · Sat 9:00 AM–2:00 PM
(832) 400-2050 · frontoffice@careprimeclinic.com
Close to home for patients in Rosharon, Iowa Colony, Arcola, Manvel, Fresno, Sienna, Pearland, Alvin and Missouri City.
FAQ
Talk to our front office Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
Yes. Careprime Clinic is a family medicine practice that cares for patients of all ages, including children and teens. We handle sick visits, physicals and common childhood illnesses, and we’ll tell you if your child should see a specialist.
Yes, walk-ins are welcome at our clinic at 15030 Highway 6 in Rosharon. You can also book ahead by phone at (832) 400-2050 or online if you’d like a set time. We’re open Monday through Friday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with special Saturday hours from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM.
Self-pay prices at Careprime include a $45 school sports physical, a $45 in-house strep test, a $35 in-house flu test and a $35 flu shot. Office fees may apply, so please confirm the total with our front office. You can see more prices on our Cash Pricing page.
Not always. Many sore throats come from viruses, but strep is common in school-age kids, especially with fever and no cough. We can run a rapid strep test during the visit at our Rosharon clinic and decide from there.
Any fever in a baby under 3 months old needs emergency care right away. For older kids, go to the ER if the fever comes with trouble breathing, a stiff neck, a seizure, unusual sleepiness or signs of dehydration. Most other fevers can be checked at a clinic visit.
Yes. Flu shots are available for everyone 6 months and older at Careprime Clinic. Fall is a good time to get the whole family protected, and you can often handle it during a sick visit or physical.
Vaccine availability can change, so please call (832) 400-2050 to ask which childhood vaccines we can give. Flu shots are available for kids 6 months and older. Bring your child’s vaccine record so we can see what’s due.
A well-child checkup looks at growth, development and school readiness. We check height and weight, do a physical exam and talk with you about sleep, eating, activity and any worries you have. It’s also a good time to complete school or sports forms.
Yes, telemedicine video visits are available at Careprime. They work well for mild cold symptoms, rashes you can show on camera and follow-up questions. If your child needs a strep or flu test, we’ll ask you to come in.
Careprime works with most insurance plans, including BCBS, United Healthcare and Cigna. Plans vary, so call our front office to verify your child’s coverage, including CHIP or Medicaid plans. Self-pay prices are also available.
Yes. We check breathing, offer nebulizer treatment during flare-ups and help build an asthma plan for home and school. Learn more on our asthma care page.
Yes. Our Highway 6 clinic in Rosharon is close to home for families in Iowa Colony, Manvel, Arcola, Fresno and Sienna. Booking siblings for flu shots or physicals at the same time can save a trip.
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Walk in or call (832) 400-2050 to book at Careprime Clinic, 15030 Highway 6, Rosharon, TX 77583.
Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room right away if your child has any of these signs.
Do not drive yourself, and do not wait for an office appointment.