Pediatric Urgent Care in Bangor, ME That Gets Your Child Seen Fast
Pediatric urgent care covers sudden illnesses and minor injuries in children. We treat fevers, ear infections, sore throats, rashes, sprains, and more for kids of all ages, with warm, local care and short waits. Save your spot online or walk in today.
Pediatric Urgent Care Services & Conditions We Treat
Our pediatric urgent care in Bangor handles the everyday bumps, bugs, and worries that come with raising kids. We welcome patients of all ages, from young children through teens and adults, with walk-in and scheduled visits.
Children are not small adults. Their symptoms, dosing, and comfort needs differ, so our team takes time to explain what we find and what comes next in plain language. For anything beyond minor and routine care, our providers will guide you to the right level of care.
Fevers, Colds & Flu
Fevers, coughs, cold and flu symptoms, and stomach bugs. We test on-site and start treatment during the same visit.
Ear Infections & Pink Eye
Ear infections, pink eye, and the everyday bugs that always seem to flare up on a weekend.
Sore Throats & Strep
Rapid strep testing and treatment so your child can feel better fast and get back to school.
Minor Injuries & Cuts
Sprains, cuts that may need stitches, and possible breaks, handled with comfort and care kids respond to.
On-Site Digital X-Ray
We check for fractures during the same appointment, with no trip to a separate imaging center.
Rashes & Skin Concerns
Skin rashes and irritations evaluated and treated by providers experienced with children.
Kids Are Always Welcome
When your child's regular doctor is booked or closed, we help bridge that gap with same-day care. If your little one needs an antibiotic, on-site medication dispensing is coming soon so you can leave with what you need in hand.
We serve families across Bangor, Brewer, Hampden, Orono, and the wider Penobscot County area, and we explain every finding so you understand your child's care before you leave.
Insurance & Cost
In-network with most insurers, with transparent self-pay pricing and no surprise bills.
- Aetna
- America's Choice Provider Network
- Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Maine
- Cigna*
- Community Health Options
- Harvard Pilgrim Health Care
- Humana
- MaineCare (Medicaid)
- Martin's Point US Family Health Plan
- Medicare
- Patient Advocates
- Railroad Medicare
- TRICARE East (Humana Military)
- UnitedHealthcare
- U.S. Department of Labor (OWCP)
- USA Managed Care Organization
- Wellcare
We accept Medicare, MaineCare, Medicaid, Aetna, Harvard Pilgrim, United Healthcare, Community Health and more, plus credit and debit cards. Bring your child's insurance card and a photo ID so our front desk can verify coverage quickly. Call (207) 471-6200 to confirm your specific plan before your visit.
Who We Are
Pine Tree Urgent Care is a locally and provider-owned clinic on Hammond Street in Bangor, Maine. We built this practice to give families fast, friendly care without the long waits common at area emergency rooms. We are open every day and treat patients of all ages, with urgent care, post-acute care, primary care bridging, on-site digital X-ray, on-site medication dispensing, physicals, STD testing, COVID testing and more. We care about this community because it is our community too.
Our Care Team
Our clinic is owned and run by experienced medical providers who treat children and adults across the Bangor region. They review each child's symptoms, perform exams, and order on-site imaging when needed, explaining every finding so you understand your child's care before you leave.
Visit Us in Bangor
Walk in or call
557 Hammond Street
Bangor, Maine 04401
Open daily · 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM
Walk-ins welcome · scheduled visits available
Frequently Asked Questions
Pediatric Urgent Care vs. the Emergency Room
Best for everyday kid stuff
- Fevers, ear infections and sore throats
- Minor cuts, sprains and possible breaks
- On-site X-ray during the same visit
- Same-day, all ages welcome
- Walk in or save your spot online
Go here for emergencies
- Trouble breathing
- Severe bleeding
- Head injuries
- Signs of a major medical event
- If symptoms are severe, call 911
