A fever is a sign the body is fighting something, but the cause matters. We evaluate fever in adults and children and test for common infections when appropriate.
FEVER CARE IN NOVI, MI
Fever can be caused by viral illness, strep throat, flu, COVID, ear infection, urinary infection, pneumonia, skin infection, or other conditions. Our providers look at the full clinical picture, including symptoms, exam findings, hydration, vital signs, and risk factors.
🌡️ COMMON CAUSES
→ Flu, COVID, or viral illness
→ Strep throat
→ Ear or sinus infection
→ Urinary tract infection
→ Pneumonia or skin infection
⚕️ HOW WE HELP
✓ Focused exam and vital signs
✓ Rapid tests when appropriate
✓ Urine testing when indicated
✓ Chest X-ray when pneumonia is suspected
✓ Medication recommendations
✓ ER referral for serious warning signs
🚨 GO TO ER IF:
→ Infant under 3 months with fever
→ Confusion, stiff neck, or severe headache
→ Trouble breathing or blue lips
→ Signs of dehydration or persistent lethargy
FEVER CARE IN NOVI, MI
Fever can be caused by viral illness, strep throat, flu, COVID, ear infection, urinary infection, pneumonia, skin infection, or other conditions. Our providers look at the full clinical picture, including symptoms, exam findings, hydration, vital signs, and risk factors.
🌡️ COMMON CAUSES
→ Flu, COVID, or viral illness
→ Strep throat
→ Ear or sinus infection
→ Urinary tract infection
→ Pneumonia or skin infection
⚕️ HOW WE HELP
✓ Focused exam and vital signs
✓ Rapid tests when appropriate
✓ Urine testing when indicated
✓ Chest X-ray when pneumonia is suspected
✓ Medication recommendations
✓ ER referral for serious warning signs
🚨 GO TO ER IF:
→ Infant under 3 months with fever
→ Confusion, stiff neck, or severe headache
→ Trouble breathing or blue lips
→ Signs of dehydration or persistent lethargy
COMMON QUESTIONS
Where can I get a fever evaluated in Novi?
PrimeCare Urgent Care evaluates fever in adults and children at 39555 W. Ten Mile Road, Suite 301, Novi, MI. Walk-ins are welcome.
What temperature is considered a fever?
A temperature of 100.4°F or higher is generally considered a fever. The level of concern depends on age, symptoms, duration, and overall appearance.
Do you test for flu, COVID, and strep?
Yes. We offer rapid testing for common infections when clinically appropriate and can also evaluate for ear, sinus, urine, lung, and skin infections.
When should a fever go to the ER?
Go to the ER for infants under 3 months with fever, confusion, stiff neck, severe headache, trouble breathing, blue lips, dehydration, or severe lethargy.
PRIMECARE URGENT CARE
Located at 39555 W. Ten Mile Road, Suite 301, Novi, MI 48375. We care for adults and children with many common urgent care needs.
