01 · What to expect
- Calm, unhurried medical guidance
- Care that accounts for how your child processes pain and discomfort
- Clear home care plans
- Explicit red flags and escalation guidance
Structured to reduce overstimulation and increase clarity.
Glow Acute Care Televisit
Calm acute care from a team that knows your child.
Calm, structured medical guidance for non-emergent pediatric concerns in children with autism, ADHD, or sensory sensitivities, unhurried, regulation-aware, and designed to reduce unnecessary urgent care visits.
Not for emergencies, call 911 or go to the nearest ER.
Does this sound familiar?
Other parents feel it too.
"The wait is so long, my child is already in meltdown by the time we see the doctor. We leave with no answers."
"Every doctor we see knows nothing about my child. I have to explain everything from scratch, every single time. It never ends."
"A simple fever turns into a full crisis at our house. My child can't communicate pain the same way. I need a doctor who knows that without me having to teach them."
Who this visit is for
Designed for neurodivergent children who need medical guidance without the stress of traditional urgent care settings. Appropriate for children with:
- Autism spectrum differences
- ADHD
- Sensory sensitivities
- Regulation challenges that make in-person urgent care difficult
This visit supports families seeking clear medical decision-making, not rushed reassurance.
02 · Scope of care
This visit provides
- Acute medical assessment and guidance
- Clinical decision-making, similar to a second-opinion acute visit
- Direction on whether in-person care is needed
It does not provide
- On-demand or 24/7 care
- Emergency services
- Ongoing messaging or follow-up outside the scheduled visit
03 · Scheduling & availability
- Visits are offered by appointment only, during designated clinic hours.
- Weekly availability is intentionally limited to keep every visit thoughtful and high-quality.
- If symptoms suggest urgent or emergent care, you'll be directed to the appropriate setting.
Before you book, you'll confirm:
- This is a scheduled, appointment-based service, not 24/7 or on-call care.
- The visit is for acute guidance and medical decision-making, similar to a second opinion, not ongoing messaging or emergency care.
- If your child needs in-person evaluation, you'll be directed to urgent care or the emergency department.
Acute care questions, answered
Who are acute televisits for?
Neurodivergent children, autism, ADHD, sensory sensitivities, whose families need medical guidance without the stress of a traditional urgent care setting. Visits support clear medical decision-making, not rushed reassurance.
Is this for emergencies?
No. This is a scheduled visit for non-emergent concerns. If symptoms suggest urgent or emergent care, you'll be directed to the appropriate setting. For emergencies, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
How does scheduling work?
Two ways: request a visit online through our scheduling page, or call us at 405-871-5807. Visits are by appointment only, during designated clinic hours. Weekly availability is intentionally limited so every visit stays thoughtful and unhurried.
Do we need to be existing Glow Pediatrics patients?
Call us at 405-871-5807, we'll help you figure out the right visit type for your child, whether or not you've been seen here before.
What does it cost?
Acute televisits are a flat $125 per visit, paid when you schedule. HSA/FSA is accepted. Payment plans do not apply to this visit type.