We don't have a pediatrician, but we need to See a doctor today

There are three scenarios with different options:

when doctor's offices are open
when the offices are closed
Emergency

During Weekdays (Office Hours)

If an incident occurs at daycare/school or on the way to or from the school that requires medical attention for a child, D doctors (Durchgangsärzte) are available to assist you. These dedicated professionals operate on behalf of statutory accident insurance, specializing in treating injuries resulting from accidents connectet to daycare/school/work. Their proven qualifications extend to the specialized care of children involved in accidents, ensuring the best possible care for our little ones in unexpected situations. The best way to find them is via the TK search*. Just write D-Doctor and your place of residence, you can even search by language.
For all other cases, contact the three closest pediatrician's offices or visit during their regular office hours (Sprechstunde). Explain that you live nearby, mention the urgency of the situation, and ask about the possibility of a same-day appointment. If you’re lucky, the practice has an open spot and can take you in without any issues. If not, they may be unable to accept new patients. Unfortunately, this happens quite often. In such cases, they might refer you elsewhere, and you may need to try another practice.
However, if your child has an acute emergency, they will not turn you away. The front desk staff are well-trained and often have extensive experience in assessing the urgency of cases. If you feel unsure about leaving, don’t hesitate to ask them for reassurance and guidance on what to do next. They will inform you about home care steps or whether you should seek further assistance from a specialist or a clinic.

No practice is giving you an appointment? The medical on-call service 116117 helpline offers medical support in non-life-threatening situations. A team of professionals is there to attentively address your concerns, provide valuable advice, and guide you towards the most suitable course of action. Whether your child's condition can be effectively managed at home or requires a visit to a doctor.

Evenings, Weekends, Holidays

you can check your cities or area's official website. Look for the emergency calendar or "Notdienst" section, which lists after-hour doctors and pharmacies available in your locality. This resource can be a valuable reference for finding medical assistance. The emergency calendar will provide you with contact information and addresses of doctors and pharmacies that are open during non-business hours.
you can dial the patient-service number 116117 to reach the medical on-call service. This helpline is specifically designed to provide medical assistance for non-life-threatening situations. Experienced professionals will be available to listen to your concerns, offer advice, and direct you to the appropriate course of action. They can guide you on whether your child's condition can be managed at home or if a visit to a doctor is necessary.

Emergency:

Remember, it's always important to trust your instincts as a parent. If your child's condition worsens or you feel the situation is urgent, don't hesitate to go to the hospital or call the emergency services 112, for immediate assistance.

I hope these suggestions help you find the necessary support for your child. Remember, you are not alone in this journey, and there are resources available to ensure your child receives the care they need, even outside regular office hours.