Where to Go for Care

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Medical professionals can answer your health questions and help set up doctor appointments.

Call for:

• Help caring for a sick child
• Help knowing if you should see your Primary Care Physician
• Answers to questions about your health

Your PCP is your main provider. Call the office to schedule a visit if you don’t need immediate medical care.

Make an appointment for:

• Vaccinations
• An annual wellness exam 
• Help with colds, flus and fevers
• General advice about your overall health 
• Care for ongoing health issues like asthma or diabetes

Go to a nearby urgent care center if your illness or injury isn’t life-threatening and your PCP's office is closed.

Make an appointment for:

• Flu symptoms with vomiting 
• Ear infections 
• High fevers 
• Sprains

Consider all of your options before going to the ER. Visit the ER if you’re experiencing a LIFE-THREATENING injury or illness.

Go here for:

• Broken bones 
• Bleeding that won’t stop 
• Labor pains or other bleeding (if pregnant) 
• Shock symptoms (sweat, thirst, dizziness, pale skin) 
• Drug overdose 
• Ingested poison 
• Bad burns 
• Convulsions or seizures 
• Trouble breathing 
• The sudden inability to see, move or speak
• Chest pains or heart attack symptoms 
• Gun or knife wounds
• Self-harm that needs medical attention
• Apparent overdose
• Inability to care for oneself

Mental Health Crisis Services help to diagnose, assess, and treat individuals experiencing a mental health crisis, which is any situation in which a person's behavior puts them at risk of hurting themselves or others and/or prevents them from being able to care for themselves or function effectively in the community.

Contact 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline if you experience:

• A panic attack
• Extreme depression
• Severe anxiety
• Overuse of alcohol or other drugs
• Talking about suicide
• Thoughts of wanting to harm self or others