Emergency Care vs. Urgent Care

If you are experiencing life-threatening symptoms, please call 911.

You should seek Emergency Care when experiencing: 

• Chest Pain
• Difficulty breathing
• Loss of consciousness
• Serious trauma
• Severe burns
• Broken bones
• Seizures
• Severe Abdominal pain
• Vomiting that is severe and continues for several hours
• Poisoning
• Deep cuts and abrasions where bleeding is uncontrollable
• Pregnancy-related medical conditions

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You should seek care at an Urgent Care facility when experiencing:

• Cold symptoms - headache, cough, congestion
• Flu symptoms
• Vomiting/Fever
• Ear infection
• Minor injuries
• Animal/insect bites
• Sunburn
• Minor strains/sprains
• Minor bone fractures
• Sports physicals

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