I'm writing this review from the ER of the children's hospital while my son is hooked up to an IV. I took my 2 yr old son to Avalon urgent care 4 days ago. He had a high fever (104.8) and I told the dr he had just gotten over an ear infection 2 weeks prior. I suggested maybe that was the cause. Not only were my concerns dismissed but I was given a very stern lecture from the dr on how parents are too quick to push unnecessary chemicals down their children when they're not needed. I was told it was nothing more then a virus and to switch Motrin and Tylenol every 3 hrs. That was Thurs. Sat morning my son woke up with a 103.7 deg fever. I called Avalon and said that my son wasn't getting any better and I was worried. She put me on hold and then came back and said, "viruses run 3 to 5 days. Call us back if he's not better by Mon." I asked if taking Motrin and Tylenol for that long was safe and she said, "umm? It should be." Then this morning, Sunday, he woke and his fever was 105.2. I'm being told my son has a severe ear infection. He also has pink eye in both eyes, which I pointed out to the urgent care dr Thurs but he said I was wrong. The ER dr said bc of my sons age his fever should have never been allowed to stay that high for more than 3 days. Glad I didn't sit around till Mon hoping his "virus" would go away. As a bonus this place doesn't accept insurance. I had to pay out of pocket and it's up to me to haggle with my insurance company if I want to be reimbursed. Their fee for just walking in the door is $85. My ER co pay is $100. I'll never trust my families care with Avalon urgent care ever again. read more