Use Emergency for:

• Alcohol or drug intoxication or overdose
• Bone fractures
• Changes in vision or trouble speaking
• Chest pain/heart attack
• Confusion or change in mental status
• Dizziness
• Loss of consciousness/head injuries
• Numbness or weakness on one side/stroke symptoms
• Pregnancy-related problems (bleeding or abdominal pain)
• Severe abdominal pain
• Severe cuts
• Severe headache - sudden onset
• Sexual assault or domestic violence
• Shortness of breath
• Suicide attempt or suicidal thoughts or threats
• Trauma such as a car accident, fall, drowning, violence, fire or sports/recreational injury

Urgent care is for an illness or injury that is uncomfortable but not life-threatening and does not pose a significant health risk, such as:

• Cuts, scrapes and bruises
• Skin rashes, insect bites and minor burns
• Fever, colds and flu
• Sore/strep throat
• Sinus and upper respiratory infections
• Ear pain/infection
• Sudden back or neck pain
• Strains and sprains
• Urinary burning

Need to be seen today but not urgently? 

Check MyChart for Primary Care appointments, as early as same day, and avoid unknown wait times in Urgent Care. You must be a current patient to schedule in MyChart.  

Schedule in MyChart

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