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Urgent care or emergency room?

Urgent care:

• Wounds that may need stitches
• Breaks or sprains
• Minor burns

Emergency room:

Emergency rooms are open 24/7 and can handle life-threatening situations, such as:

• Heavy bleeding
• Large open wounds
• Severe head injuries
• Major burns

Care urgency and wait time:

• Urgency — medium to high
• Wait time - no appointment needed

Under the weather?

Routine checkup or exam:

You have options when you have:

• Fever or cold
• Earache
• Sore throat
• Pink eye
• Rash

Convenience care:

These health clinics are inside retail pharmacies or stores. You’ll see a nurse or physician assistant, and you won’t need an appointment. They’re also usually open after hours and on holidays.

Primary care:

You’ll need an appointment and may have to wait a few days to be seen. Your doctor can send you to a specialist, if needed.

Virtual care:

You can talk to a doctor or nurse from anywhere by using your computer, tablet, or phone. These appointments are secure and can be faster to schedule.

Care urgency and wait time:

• Urgency — medium
• Wait time  — You'll need an appointment for primary and virtual care

Time for a checkup?

Annual visit:

Routine checkups are an important way to manage your health. At your annual visit, you can expect:

• Height, weight, blood pressure, lung, and heart checks
• Blood or lab work
• Review of health changes or concerns
• Management of ongoing conditions
• Preventive measures to avoid future problems
• Specialist referrals, if needed

Doctors visit:

Based on your needs, your doctor may suggest immunizations, exams, and screenings, such as:

• Cholesterol test
• Cervical cancer test
• Diabetes test
• Mammogram
• Prostate exam
• Colorectal cancer screening

Care urgency and wait time:

• Urgency - low to medium
• Wait time - appointment needed